The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-23 00:00:00

sc og-isapsetor, however. Aar investigating the c ha rm gought that it couki not be supported, end he therefore owed to receive T hb imprisonment was what damages wee now asked far, sad widence wits mild on both sides to ley the differ .* ers i c om before the jury.. Tb e jury found for the plainkff—darasgss, 6f. ; but poet of law was reserved for the court in reference to a plea twat) bY statute. H sot is lordship refused to give any eartikete in reference to As carts. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordioary.) imiLLIW o. BIILLNW. PAM, ♦ND OTEITHL The delendant's case is still proceeding, and is likely to " ' spy a coosiderable tinie longer. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wars Mr. Commtheloner Hohoyd.) IN IDI V. H. WOOD. The bankrupt ii an spwaiser, of King-street, Chapala. Data 1,5711. There was no opposition. His Honour suspended tho order for four mouths, with =tn, on the pound that the bankrupt, in making able to the amount of 640/. on aooommodatlon pills, hid contracted debts without probable means of pay ment. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Bodkin, Aerielint Judge.) bIeORDIRLY 1101711X1111 WIBTIMITILL Rebecca James otherwise Rebecca JoAnne, was indicted for keeping disorderly homes at Nos. 11 and 12, King square, is the parish of St. Anne, Westminster. Mr. Moto'lfe (instructed by Messrs. Allen) prosecuted on the part of the authorities of the parish of St. Anne, West minster ; Mr. Sleigh defended the prisoner. The boles for which the defendant wee Indicted are situate in a evert leading from Oarlisle-etreet to Soho square, and ills supposed that they have been cued as brothels for surly 100 years, but there was positive proof that they had been so used for between 50 and 60 years. Between three sad four years since they come Into the 000npat'on of the defendant, and mince then they had been very much lowered in the management, and there were frequent complaints by the inhabitants of the Durance so °controlled. Two houses et a similar description in Great Chapel.st rest were elosedin July last, and since that time the " brine's" of the above houses hie considerably in crewed. When persons who went to the hour in Chapel-street found that they were closed, the defendant had Seaters in attendance, who had been heard to invite them to go to the houses of the de fendant. It wee sh own that immediately after the defendant west apprehended on this charge, the houses were closed, and she sold off all her furniture by auction. and thus far the nuisance was abated. It WY proved that the defendant was an old brothel keeper, and had been indicted with her son and daughter-in law for keeping a house in Arundel-place, St. Martin's-in tbs-Fields. She, however, went abroad, and her son and daughter were tried and convicted, the son being sentenced to twelve and the daughter to six months' imprisonment. After the case had bees going on for some time, Mr. Sleigh said the defendant would plead guilty to the Indictment, and urged that, u she bad sold all the furniture and closed the hour, all bad been done which was required by the parish authorities, and that the only object they could have—namely, to get rid of the nuirace—had been effected. He had consulted his loomed friend for the prosecution, and be quite concurred in what he had stated. The Aristant-Jadge said that being so, he should all upon the defendant to enter into her own recognisanoes in the sum of 100/. to come up for judgment when called epos. The required sureties having been entered into, the de fendant was discharged. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROIJGH-STErET. ♦ TTa•nrsa of HOT Timm._ Henry Allen: lb, bid Thomas Barle,l2, were charged with frequenting a place for the purpose of picking pockets. Mr. Lewis Lewis appeared for the prisoners. Sergeant Coathupe, of the detective force, said he was In Oxfordetreet, and seeing the two prisoners together and knowing Allen as the companion of thieves he watched them. He saw Allen send Earle brass the street and Earle then got by the side of a lady and put his left hand into her dress pocket; Earle left the lady and followed Allen. and they walked down the street till they came to the London Crystal Palace, then each went into an entrance, Caine out, and joined again. Earle then walked up to a lady, put his hand into her pocket, and took something oat, and afterwards he saw them diva• log rme money. Be then took the prisoners into custody. Mr. Lewin said be had nothing to nay on behalf of Allen, but on the part of Earle he behoved that he was the imam. rnentpf the other prisoner, and had never been charged before. . _ . Sergeant Coathupe said there was an cam in attendance who would state that the prisoners bad been in the habit of spending their evenings together at the house of a man near Gidden-lane, St. Lake 's, the man having raffle* at his house, where a number of young thieves were accustomed to meet, and where they were encouraged. William Miller, 48 G, said he knew Allen or King as in the habit of taking Earle out, and as the trainer of boy thieves. He had viited the house spoken of bythe sergeant and saw 53 thieves there, some of them mach younger than Earle, engaged in a raffle, and the keeper of the house had been summoned foe it. A number of the thieves he had spoken of were then in court watching the case. Mr. Knox said that for Earle's own sake he must rescue him, as it was obvious he was in the hands of a gang of thieves and ruffians. Sergeant Coatbupe Paid the mother of Earle was in wart, sad she stepped forward ; but Miller recognising her as baying been oosviated for felony, Mr. Knox refused to boar bee, and The mother of Allen said she was sot aware of her son doing such things as be wee charged with. Mr. Knox remarked that Allen was not only spokes of as a thief but as s trainer of young thieves. He should send Allen to prison fur 14 days and three years on the ship Cornwall, and Earle would be sent to Faith= for three years. LAMBETH. IXTENSWE BORBEIRT. Hannah Geoghan, a middle-aged married woman was durged before the Hoo. G. O. Norton with plundering her employer to a considerable amount. Mrs.Lonies Turner, • leo ndrese,Loughboroligh -road, Brix ton, said that for some time past she had been miming from time to time various articles given to her to wash by her customers, and though there could be no doubt the prisoner was the person who had stolen them, her other servants were the persons suapeoted as the thieves. Mr. Norton—What, was the prisoner in your surviee? Mrs. Turner—She was a folder, sir, and a person in whom I placed the greatest reliance, she being • married woman with a respectable man for a husband. Police-constable 192 P said that after apprehending the prisoner he found in her poesessitn 10 duplicates for goods pledged in the name of Bravo, and ell this property was found to be a part of that stolen from Mrs. Turner. The property was produced by the pawnbrokers, and though they could not speck to the prisoner as the person pawning, they spoke to her as a person who pawned in the name of " Brawn." The prisoner, who denied the charge, was remanded to another day. THAMES. REMOVAL OF CATTLE. Inspector Honer, of the K division, applied for a sum mons against George Wart; a drover, for violating an Order in Council. The charge against Warts, and by which he bad incurred a penalty of 204, wee, that be had driven five cows from without the boundary to within the boundary of the metropolis, from the county of Essex, over Bow.brilge, along the High•streo•, Bow, at fifty-five minutes past 6on the evening of the 17th of the present month without a license from the Commis sioners of the Police of the metropolis. In answer to a question by the magistrate, The inspector said this case had nothing to do with the act of parliament prescribing routes and hours for the driving of cattle is the streets of the metropolis. The drover had violated an Order in Council relating to the ciatt!e plague. The mazietrsto directed a summons to issue, and the Order in Council to be produced when the case wee heard. DEATH or Sea..rEA-Nrr Amps. —The death is an notnced of berjeant Herbert Jones, who for many tears elloYed • good _practice at the common law bar. Cirt OF LONDON Ececriotr. —Yesterday the Shetiffe of London received the Speaker's writ directing fresh election for the City of London, consequent upon Mr. ,Gevehee having accepted office under the crown, and they "vo Itted Monday next, at 12 o'clock, for such election in the Guildhall. Aecordiag to custom, the writ wee officially reclaimed yesterday morning, both in Guildhall and in front of the Royal Exchange. There is no opposition to the re-election of Mr. Goechen. LIFSBOAT SZRVICE.—WISSOILD, IRILAND, FIB. 21.—A. fishing smack was observed on the Dogger Bank yesterday with a signal of distress flying half mast high (re. Porte W. Cogblao, FAq.). The wind was blowing strong at the time from N. E., and there was a nasty Ns. The small lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Inati ft, Una on this station was launched with all possible unlatch and proceeded to the vessel. It was found ce inquiry that the smack. the Lily of Wexford, had rine ce the sand bank while running for the tar at low water, !nd that there was already a considerable quantity of water II her. Alter some difficulty the lifeboat crew, who exerted themselves most creditably, succeeded in getting Wm crew of six men of the vessel into the lifeboat, end had 011 1 just accomplished the rescue when the smack heeled over and disappeared !math the waves. learn rials the bar tars yea der to the r attacked eel. tad with it ► Ella. MFG* d Y a cad. eau laws tiag is the iciatts,ead 't is Asp one el kit fortunate, el Tads. the awe made dm), is :t (many r from L. pat Ire H. on Ole- Br. Ira 'as laid a thermals MIMOTI a Tlaompate $ Ol and that he bete et might est Add sal be to Reph. it wok win. money a I then WI to comet iaved at sad WWI Cromised is whirls bs instead si to back Ely to back tbs o Stoedstos to ma I also tha,l In the dale one horse. 1 111/2 ['dist anis ,liatear• ter ststr___Aw— have secr•—_,.., •kton he ;n Irby I es.. 's letter &II p the °WA' 126. 6a. la Ondittesisbol• osnesi memoreshils the u.t th° ~ A those I 11 10 ide A Steakr re made moue! li Si loom. , p o rt 1.".1 ICA& re Mr. 11' false iral gi. Xr. El" ha 0 .terly be j o a attorney); reorrersoffal g ro g was iff alert have led ico b a t arkslits b:roir i nfl sylesilaw THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1868. !IS DAY.) Oi o'Oreet. The railway market is rather firm to-day, and a rise of 1 tot per cent. has taken place in Great Western, London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Eastern stooks. The other leading lines are unaltered. London and North Western stock is qnoted ; 116 to 1271; Great Western, 58 to 591 ; Ito # Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to 123 ; Grea t Eastern 381 to 391 ; South Eastern, 761 to 771 ; Caledonian, 131 to 133 ; Metropolitan, 1331 to 1341, ex div. ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; ditto A, 148 to 149. Canadian railway securities exhibit no variation. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is now quoted 411 to 1. MIMI =MUM SHARE aIMX,B=.I. IfONEY A 47 • • • •• ••• • • • • • OD •• • • MOO some 1100. Iffi• sK ••• • • .• •• 1* MO 000 2110. OP •• •• •• •• •• Tf~L 11 De.11194.2 . L1AN1. DaiwaLlar.at Daigle etJaa,l7 11 De. Ew a t k, ..r ougn ,1 1 11004900 11 Do. Db. Ma 11 Do. dm 1 Do.ll9.e.ApAbOall. 1 OV.l4ov.lef4llp.d. 1 1876. 41a.. 1 S rair. .per 1 Do. 18111 Ka. Mom I • am an 1 . sa in is 96 96 91 81 N 79 31 101 106 106 166 106 VA 101 161 90 IN NI 106 106 191 106 101 1116 106 1 103 106 1106 104 36 104 101 I 96 96 _ __ WaZeov.ipse «.L.. i ew Brae, ewe. 4 p.el 1 B.Walisay.llp.ablee I Do. Sp. a. Isll% MI6 b Do. bp. a. 11181. U New beakaklll pat aut. y iiis sa se too $7 884 LOS 100 101 NO 81 91 WO 98 100 100 98 100 KO 106 US sot. 1 Nova Ikeda Sp. S. MS 14 Gov. p. at. 1( trartllle 0 p. 6., WM 14 Vlalilov.Sp.o.hus.D.lnly 1( Do. Is • p.o.AgellibOo. le 1 -9.12: OM ' Metal awl ltimbra....l lie! 1041000001••••••—••••1 N IS In 114 65 70 II 10 4 6 N To 10 72 iiii -:-; --. Loa' mg I•Th l I Z I Oork Cambrian aad Barks ......1 01l Dontwoll 109 Malin mad Bettailainic Dwodoo.PrelludabiLla all Let London Scrip Dart aoDo. ....... 100 Illeopow IL Wogs= 100 &rat Nosions Ord. 100 Do. /L. hag.lllk.. No 2 VA Sass* North or Swami 100 OttelNortbont 100 Do.A IA too. Bo ill r. so 1110 DO.BllllOl. o. topsail 101 Do. Now. lii. at 25 pin 63 Do. Ord. Doi Div. Mot 100 01. booth & Wort. (Iro ) 111 Grist porters 100 Do.irlotiryoLO?h. Z gel 1; 111 It itt 61 I 7071 — xttli pee Do. W. Wl4L—Oxfaid TIM DAL) Ostn OVUM; There is not much increase of business in tke stock and share markets to-day, yet the tone is rather firmer, owing to the favourable character of the returns of the Banks of England and France. The funds and most of the chief British railwaysare without alteration, but the speculative foreign stocks are better. Spanish Certificates are in pro minent request, and exhibit an important advance. The shares of the financial and discount companies are unchanged. The discount market is quiet to-day, and, with a good supply of money, the best paper is taken at i per cent. below the Bank of England minimum. The rate in the Stock Exchange for loans till W- I morrow is 5 to 6 per cent. The fresh reduction in the Bank of France rate of discount is fully accounted for in the return just published, the coin and bullion having in- 'creased 890,0604, while the bills discounted have diminished, 2,147,0001. The government broker has boaght to-day 15,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. Consols are now quoted 83 to for money, and 87! to / for the amount (March 8). The foreign stock market is firm to-day, and the general tendency of prices upwards. Spanish Certifi cates are in chief demand, and have risen 1 per cent. Spanish Passive, Greek, and Mexican have also improved /, and Turkish of 1866, and Bra zilian scrip, I. The quotations are as follows : Greek, 14 to ; Mexican, 20 to I ; Spanish Passive, 27} to ; ditto Certificates, 161 to ; Turkish, 1865, 30 to I ; Brazilian scrip, 2 to prem. ; Egyptian scrip, 1 to 1/ prem. ; and Italian, _ _ iBGI, 601 to I. United States 5-20 Bonds continue in request, and are again slightly better, at 6 9 / 1 to f ; Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are steady, at bn to I and 7611 to 77 respectively. The steamers New York and Etna, from New York, have brought 49,0001. and 2 3, 0001 . in specie, ti el respec v y. International Financial shares are now quoted kto prem. ; General Credit, to 1} prem. ; London Financial, 2to die. ; Imperial Mer cantile, to 1 prem.; Credit Fonder, 3to k prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 4} to prem. ; and Joint Stock Disoount, 6 to 5} die. The shares of Charles Leila. and 00. are nominally quoted 21 to 3} prem., and Mont Canis Railway, 1 to li t prem. HALT-PAST THRZZ O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 87* to 1 for money, and 871 to / for the account, showing a reduction of * per cent. in the latter instance, compared with the price current at 1 o'clock. No bullion operations have taken place at the Bank. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rennie opened at 69fr. 30c., showing no change. The alteration at the Bank of England had been regarded lie much as a matter of certainty that it calls for little remark. The immediate motive for the change is of course to be found in the highly favourable character of the weekly Bank return, analysed below, which exhibits a progressive falling off in the Bank's discount business, acoom mulled by a great increase in the bullion and re serve. Since the 4th of January,when the advance to 8 per oent, took place, the coin and bullion have increased from 13,106,1831. to 13,822,9354 —a difference of 716,7521. ; but the increase in the re dike (notes and coin) is much larger, being 2,280,5971., viz., from 5,979,7481. to 8,260,3451. I Considering these figures, together with the con tinued flow of gold to the Bank, the firmness, thus far, of the continental exchanges, the fall which is taking place in the value of money in all the chief European markets, the absence of demand for ether for the East, and the fact that the next Indian cotton shipping season is still some months off, there seems good reason to anticipate further relief to our money market. About 45,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. Subjoined is a copy of a private telegram just received from China :—" Latest dates—Hongkong, Ist February, 1866 ; Shanghai, 25th January ; Foo Chow Foo, 22nd January. Export of tea for the fortnight, 3,000,0001b5. t • marker quiet. Ex change in Hongkong , 4a. 7}d .. Freight at Whampoa, 50s. per ton." A circular, which has just been forwarded to the shareholders of the East Indian Rail way Company, announces a further issue of 1,000,0001. of capital. It is satisfactory to learn that the larger portion of this amount is required to pay for railway materials in this country, so that little will have to be remitted to India. At the meeting of the shareholders of the Orien tal Commercial Bank (Limited), held yesterday, the directors' report was adopted. The net profits of the bank for the six months ending December last were 19,6271., and an interim dividend was declared for that period at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, clear of income tax. This will absorb 8,5001., leaving 11,1271. to lbe tarried forward. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited) will be held on the Ist March at Liverpool. An extraordinary general meeting of the Asiatic Banking Corporation is convened for the 7th of March, to consider a proposed increase in the aura -1 bur of directors. The following memorandum is from the East India Irrigation and Canal Company : By the accounts received from India by . the last Bombay mail from Colonel Randall, the chid engineer, progrres of a very highly satisfactory character was being made. Dia tributios channels leading from the main cantle for the purpose of conveying water to the contiguous Janis, were tunic, eciestractioe, several of which were approaching com pletion, whilst preparations were being made tor the iniga ticia of portions of the lands commanded. The London and Southwark Insurance Corpora tion have declared a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, payable on March Ist. Mr. T. Osborne Stock, M.P., has been appointed a director of the Dublin Trunk Connecting Rail way Company, in place of the Right Hon. William Monsell, M.P. who has been appointed Vice-Pre sident of the Board of Trade. A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid upon the shares of the Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation and Trading Company (Limited) by the 15th March. Meagre. Baring Brothers and Co., and Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Carrie and Co., announce that " the sum of 20,5181. 10s. 101, being the amount appli cable to the sinking fund for the half-year ending 31st of December, 1865, for a quarter per cent. on the total issues of Consolidated Five per Cent. stock, and interest on previous redemptions, has been employed in the purchase of 25,700/. Canadian Five per Cent. Consolidated Stock." With reference to the silk sale*, Messrs. Durant and Co. report as follows under date of last evening: The periodical public moles oommenosd yesterday, sad are coccluded. The quantity offered was 1,4 00 bales Beng al, 4,000 bales Caine, 700 bales Japan, and 1,500 bales Canton silk. The whole was allowed to pass without bidding, avid the actual business done is even less than anal. In the general market we have a coetienstlon of the inactivity and indisposon to purchase which has existed more or lees during the last three maths; hence, with the exception of one or two forced gales, trasaactiona are of the meet limited character. The deliveries have fallen back to the scale of December. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 21, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Circulation bras 12'7,971,690 %Imam =Luz anoulation active 9D,562.590 Decrease 150,650 Public deporile Other &potato 12,591,493 Inseam 416,374 wenn SPORTING INTELLIONNOE faT man= arasun.) P/INDSOR DOCIATING.—(THIS DAY.) miasma SWEEPSTAKE& Yeeriehaont ... ... ... ... 1 Trivial& ... _ ... ... .. 2 5 ma. BOROUGH lISHREBB' PLATE. Banker Primes Dagmar 2 Antrum ... 5 ran. SELLING STIESPLBOBASY« Rochester, 80/4 Geraldine, 801.; Ivanhoe, 801.; Stiletto, 801. ; Bangor, 801. ; Echo. 801. ; 501. ; Regulator, SW. All are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. is. MARK-Litlill.--(1 1 11 18 DAY.) et. se The quantity of English wheat on sale here, to-day, was ge again very moderate, and much out of condition. Dry 'N. samples moved off freely, at quotations ; but inferior 25 kinds were much leoted, at late rates. A portion of 100 the warmly remained unsold at the close of business. We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat, although et. millers generally hold light stooks, the demand far alt Bt. descriptions was in a sluggish slate, at Nouday's currency. S. Floating cargoes of grids were held at frill prioes, but the N. inquiry for them was by no mesas active. Malting barley changed howls somewhst fully , at az. I eeLs. kerne currencies. Grinding and distilling Dorn were in gt, fair request,, os former terms. et. Malt was in fall average supply and sluggish request, at St. about stationary PAWL There was a balmy inquiry for oat, at barely late g . • ourreneies. as. Beans were a slow sale, but not cheaper. The manly was tolerably good. eL The sale for peas was inactive, on former terms. Both English and foreign door moved off slowly ; never- N. libelous the quotations were supported. r s. The inquiry for Blasted, rapeseed, and cakes was steady. s t , In agricultural coeds very little was doing. ea. c. cozemrs PRIM. seine. tee w to., arn. 5. lees, Kent, red, old ea to 51 new 68 to 48 Be.whlte, old 58 to GO new Lt to 61 Norio& and Un•ein red, old — to 11831 .ir Port Clt. 110 0416. v. 4. te Ilookih potato Walt, white „ Nock 11313113 1 0 35CAN1. 9 3 0 Bl to V 8 lit Tick 161•38; 14 H 30 36 to 40 I U. arrow PlPon to 42 et. fit nu& Croy stew St. triet i • sa to 44 Si. Boilers 111 N. DUEL Town =ado, pill us Si 1124. Noonehold ll7 to 89 ' yr, S 2 a* 37 10 Country Norfolk and linffulk. fit sz ably 32 to 34 SOM. Melting Distilling Grinding to to Di MAIR. _ li Zolk Walla, ;nil 88 to 68 Ingatoa and War 68 to 07 &ova 's:~ 20 $o 28 Now OATS. „-- mew tow II to 26 potato) 26 Se 30 1.0102. tsia Per Qr. WNW. B. B. Demists sad Isolips bere 67 bo Zoete& & Neater Dr= 44 to 55 43 to 66 lass/so. hard eon Amterteam, red . 43 to 69 whit; &Mar. 6 7th4 1 Pg 24 to 26 m. Per Qr. Bt . OM 016 Dud& sad Swedish 22 to $6 BL RAMA& U to rr $6 Nana. Dada 26 Ss 39 8 1. IdlPilsis s7 to oo Le MS. Ps. = ts to as 10 $a to a os. MI6/ OW._ _ .. wens — -- irt I. se Yd{o'ir _Astilling Malting OAS. __.. __ Irma, par Wok - -. SS to Se ! 100 Btl2. „ 7... sB to 36 IL Amadora. pot bd... 16 to IL 20 Cosa 's. .. SI to 51 EN DimLONDON. IT WATER 1 ° TO FEB. 21, LEClzerrs. 100 Wit..- Dutch .... 21 to brewin - g - 7... 21 to 26se „ feeding 1511VAla or OWN. RR. CAERIALON, FROM FRB. 11 Urfa,. VG. 5810 i and Seol Milk fondich 10800 —.O. Oat& Moor. e t qrs gra tea. meta gt. 0230 9280 .. 1000 no .. 8 •10 .. • • ag. 86180 .. 3168 li. 31. i IMO IMO .. MO les I WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Fei gas (Br UNITED KINGDOM ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) We (71t011 On OWN 001EIMP0NDINT.) LOG Wheat trade quiet, with a limited demand at last week's , t oo " rates. Fine barley as dear. Bane neglected. Other I io. articles unaltered. tl, - MINOING-LLNE.-(11118 DAT.) 213 Elam& -The market continues firm at full price'. The i lll . 154. private sales include Jamaica at 32 a. to 35 e. ; Grenada,' good middling to good, 335. to 33e. 6d. ; Demerara, low to iok good brown, 30.. to 32a. ; crystallised, 38s. 6d. ; Havana, No. 12, at 365. 6d. ; Medea native brown, 275. 9J. to 28e. ; too and unolayed Manilla at 275. 6 d. ; Refined is in pod 1 00 00 request, at about 3d. advance for dried goods. St. Corm-The public sales of Plantation Ceylon bare I gone a at prices which show a slight decline, triage. &c., at 40a. to 63a. ; radioing and fine fine ordinary, The. 6d. to go 77e. 6d. ; low middling and middling, 79e. 6d. to 82a. 61. ; U. peaberry, 765. to 81s. 1 60 Tga.-A limited business has been transacted at previous I °° 1 1°° prices. lires.-A parcel of Necranzie sold for cash at 10.. 9d. to gt,„ 115. i at ' Eimcgs.-Bualoesa has been done in nutmegs at very firm 10 prices, from le. 6d. to 21. 2id. 2.000 bags of Peung_black N. Pepper sold at 31d. ; and second pile eau& "ivies at 978. 1 Ross.-About 100 pnocheons of Jamaica sold at 3m. Id. to 3e. 2d. Sacrerriur..-300 bags of Bengal sold for cash at 23e. for refraction 81. Comm.-The market continues dull, and prices again rule in buyers' favour. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The mutat is arm. Town telow b quoted 4ra. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 475. 6d. to 475. 9&; March. 475. 6d. to 472. 9d. ; April to Joel, 484. ; October to December, &L, Mums. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIUDINEILLL.—Hides : Price: 56114. to 641ba., to 3d. ; 64Iba. to 721ba., 3d. to 31d. ; 72Iba. to 80Iba., to 3ad. ; 80IDa. to &Sibs., 311 d. to 44.; Mao. to 961136., 4d. to 40. Homo hide, 96. to 10a. ; Calf skim, light, 2a, to 4e. ; full, 6a. 6oL : Polled, 12a. to 14a.; WI. brads, 10*. to 12s. ; DOlllll4 7a. 6d. to 9a. 61 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Keen% Pattenden and Smith report that dorm; the past week the market boa shown somewhat improved signs of activity, some considerable quantity of now hop having changed hands at a slight reduction cm late pi/2M WEATHER REPORT.--(THLS DAY.) 111318 AZT 13, 8 L. B. T. • -- 29.9914 u 29.0443 29.1$ 42 „22.14 45 1 20 - 82 "I 29.6.1 47 29.59 47 30.01 48 '10.16 48 30.12 48 30.!039 30.00 47 49.94 48 48.97 44 149.98 40 .48.84 31 .49.56 43 19.44 47 B.W. 5.8. V. 8.8. W. S. W. W.N.W. 14 :1 110 8. W . w.x.w. B.W.i W.N.W. w. 3 w. 11.8. W. w.s:w. ... Me we 10 100 all 100 r all ' 100 all 129 1 ... II 1 111 wee 11, 129 130 142 149 Fs I D:4 NO I Do. . Do._ Ha 1417G111111.0dir lel London and Bliaotwall 100 Lon.. Ent & Leant 103 London. &Do* 100 Do.lloC.Faton.Allp.o. 100 Landon& Ikea% Wll4ll. 100 LondonittouthWoolarn 100 llon..dtatot Lincoln& 100 liatradolltan T DoDo., Sow. all llotropolitan Dtbtrlal 10 Dd. do. do. I ; — SA - Sham - .. - ell RN !ad ...... ISO Nortitletlisk . . . zoo Do. mun..P•rtia:oult: 105 1. ustern—B•rwiek _ — litt r 1 0 ,1404 w Il* I pit= Ire D. 7. da. nese:: lee loo dae 5 it De. de.. tee .... _ 5 Do. do. 1861 100 North Otaffordehlre.— all 11111 N. aR. W °antral aders Jaaa UAW% 100 Wallah N.I. Aber.itir. 100 Beall& Midland 000libreplie• Unleu.... I loath De r= 00 .1/oath 'sate= a I Elteinee,W oldalii;l. — iri Tel Val* $ Do. OC. me val. a214;11 I Waterloo * Whitehall West Owswall L lara. all dilantlot oi. laminae 111 Bois.lkr. &O. 1n.g.19.0. 8 Do. Labials all Basle a Lake Baron all Do. Itotaracco ISO Dal.. Ikea** Godarlob 6 per cent. 1871-3-4 E .. O►l . • 11.11114ern Ip.o. s ' 00 Cape T. a Dookft. a. g 7 p.a.porpasa 00 Sot. bop.' glee. 40 . • lamb Indian gm. j aa tol IN lined Trask ot all DD./Null , . 11.8.,0p.c o➢ Do. 111 peel. Bonds. a Do. do. &leered ail Do. and wet. Bondi., all Do. do. Mar* all Do lad prat Rook .! all Do. do. deform all Do. dth prat. Pisa . all Do. do. dab — WO Gnat Iwo— - wed Indian Pentosta Do. go► d per mot. Do. New do ot India o. p. et Do 44 per osnl. Do IL Western of C;;;4 1 Do. New . .... Do.a. a :do ch. . pay. Din Do. do. do. 18774 odloo Mated _ _. 100 Modem par. 6 p. mat: 100 do. do. 11. d 0... 100 Do. ao. 4i 40. Do.b. 111111 100 5 K alb. Corp. 6p i t i an Max. sadiobooolilds Do. 6 p.'ct., p 4 . 1 880 Do. b p. cL. 141. 14 06 180 N.8.0iCaa.0p.0.121p.8. 100 lkdodo, add. 6 pod owl WO Do. belt d 0........ Do. do. d 0........ 100 Do. Posafaab d 0...... AO Do. Wu Mild. do. JOINT STOCK BLPI& Me 3 333 Am XI:I ItTi 7 e!!` id zd 1271 1 - ... am it 10 14 21 i I 41 89 SO 106 41 ... 1001 100 110.1 Ma Beds& lPd 1 CI. pans. 1 *lee. tre : \t o m& MastormanWL. U o 544 t :4 414 1 661 .. 1 4),605105 Alliiii:eslsSALlverPoOl 11 111 4 19 41 2811 MOM 10 Milo Azaleas 40,000 60 iAnglo rayptlan (Urn.) l5l Pis 4 so, 124 4 10,001 50 ,Aoslo Italian (Limited) 20 6 4Ws 14 11,300 SO • Aslaticßank.Cor.newsh 10 18 10 80,0001 ES 'Austr a l a sia ad 71 13 - 11.100 10 &salmi Britlalli.olmalda all 51 Is 11100 IS I Do. New,lesned,2 pm. 6 - - - 10.001 IS !Bank of Sap% - scl 8,000 100 Bank of Landon 6O 138 139 15,900 1 tO 'Bank ef Sumo Nicitted i 10 21 1111. - *OOO,lOO : Bank cf Queeruiland ILI 16 7 bdM •-• 10,000 1101BanketVlotorla,Anetris 116 63 45 ' 10,0601 15 'Bank of New resland "10 71 81 pm ... 41.000 50 Barnetra,Flank (Limited 10 Idle Island -i• zd , 60.009 10 BraalllandPortuguese(L 10 lips par 91 10.8 11 , Bnlisk & Callfornles CL 74 111 21 ID - 10, 50 Brltish N. America - - an 46 68 40, 10 IQ Bk. Indleotus., Chins all 1111 141 0 - 10, is 'Chart. tier. of Indfo.M 6 . ail 4 7 49 - 61 Welty - au, 100 'Colonial 60.0 00 i2 0 11Coin.Ballk of Canada all - - .. 48,0041 26 iCom Bank of indla. de . all 27 53 - 190,040 IS Consolidated Bank (L) 4 161 61 ms 111 4 10, 50 !Delhi and London 25 13 lb - VA CS . mat London (UMW , 6 Vila 4pm - 10,0)0 10 ' Easters Vs...hisuire'Llmi S li 01414 - 10,a 11 English and American . 6 4 pm 5 1 19, 11 ,Meta ll Joint Mock (L) 15 1d a par xd 9 1 Id SO, 10 ,rog.6cotitAnal.Ciudtd. all 191 10 - W,OOOl 60 Itaglieb and Ihredteh (L 10 54 41 6 it "• 46,01 P Kt !Wironsan Bank Limited 16 si !Idle 111 10,009 150111ndasuCtilnathip.(1) SS 18 20 15,03 e 100' Do. Issued at 2 pni a 18 24 ... , 151 0 3100 I Do. Now 25 171 191 10, 100 Jimmie, Dank, Lintifed 10 9/ 1 ipm. 101 1 166,0 1 0 Imperial 0116oman lO If hos - 67,040, 20 Do. New, lO 11 2 / pm lig 0,0001 21 lon. all 25 27 - e,c* a I DO nta . NeW II Idle par -- 100,406 M land Maal.l6kAndla(l4 4 1 16m 41 4 210)0 63 Lon. 2,ot6texico.Rei,l 15 Idle par - 10,0•5 100 London and Braalliss - 45 1 11 pm 464 12,000, 20 Do. Sew ... ._. 71 / Ipm -• / t 600.100 London I River MOM' .. 25 i Do. New, ise. at 1/ pm 10 3 310, - 50,40 10 Los. Ck. Bank 0 Aunt . _ all 51113 23 10.006 50 Lends. and Comity-. 20 77 7914 714 7sd 72 9ld Loudon Joint Stook.- 15 47 49 - 0, 20 ,Loodost South Alrieas all 16 17 164 IR_ _ IA IOO .Loa. It I. Woman (Lim. SO 11 %din id 151 Id 11,2 0 9 60 Dindoni Venoms,* (L.) 121 0460. .- 63,060,105 lea. I Wealisdnem - 10,440 100 , x.rctuint umk(l.lra.)- 26 1 Ipm 26/ 6 6,010130 1 Do. New - 60.0 W! 60 MarainDle is &Mead lO 44 3.1d16 •-• - 17.166'100 Mims,. a Pros. Bank (L. 1111 4, 14011. .- 6.000300 Midland Item iLits ' . Se /dis ipm - 20,004' 6 National of Australasia 4 1/ 24pm - d 20,000 100 Nations! of Drerome IS 0 Bpm - h 10,000'100 N.Pro.allingland - S 6,000: SO Do. 2nd and 3rd lame 12 —.—• 40, SO SO If o tiose' Bans - 57. SO New bath WMes all 46 47 •-• 0.0501 10 few Zealand (Ladled) 1 4 die Ipm - 50,000 20 !North Western 7l 5 Ma - aoa. 16 Oriental Bank Corp.', a a 64 as k. 50,000 10 orient.comauma.c 7 ii fias - ~ 25,000 20 Dc.. do. lateN.F. 4 1 Oldie ... 11.000 20. Do. M. latalt.C. 4 - - dls - 27.4101 10 Prowla.Eook/aOCO[O.(L 10 Se 21dIs sd - nd *OOO 100 ?ravine. at Ireland - - Si 1 .- - - f ,. *MC 20 lainda.Psnl.s6Delld(l. 10 I 41 11416 si 7 12,500 20 ' Do. bawd at 2 pm... 6 4 5 dla - r, *MU. 25 South Australia all 136 U iii 17,0511150 Slimed. 416 Z. L ADM l6 12 10 dls - 10,000106 Do. de. tsi. Mews lO 8 oas - el, 60,103 Sli • Dodos al Assiralia - sil 63 54 66 31 , J . IRON 100 fljalos of Ireland (Lim) 11 - ~/ 86.000. 50 Midas ad London U 531 64 4 1 41 b 631 DISINTI7ItE zel I Pd I 60 •6 66 96 liroOta. u t titista.4o.o.lfisr., 100 G. N lassi.,4p.o.Jaa..t.ln 10* G. Wstn.—W.ll.-02., p. et., Sam. & July.... OS Lane.&YA.4o.e.lasilly 00 Loa, ifigh.4oo./so&Jly 00 LAN. W.tp.e.Jais.&/uly 100 Do. Si p.s.Jaa.&J 103 L.&5.11..1p.e.Jan.0../ely 00 Itldland,tp.e.Tha.&lnli 00 N. Bridal. Z. P. & D. 8., ip. et., lob. & ♦nf. 100 N.lcaten.,4p.e.J 'saltily tie 1104.11.1.019.4.44.110384. FOREIGN OBLIGAI ; 6p.ant. 1 Do. -IL:tass Imam and _ r -- ;atinb• - i;iadi Latansis sad! 6 sa Do. &woad lam— North of Franco II p.o Do. (lateCharlftip.ct. (Smyrna, &a.) Ly0n5.,111269. Do. Noy ....8 p. ott . !SILIVPtrm)2.* 41 RE;;;llCwisdiiii - I ii: illagna La Grande', DD et . A. Aos.&Lom-Vea.Sp.e. ontbraaLpit Port.Tp.o. Vtharnot Trance.4l t.la Italian, I per at ANW.eI Ira. S P. a 1 :1 1 :1 91 96 16 100 11l - 1s 111 911 SS aII III 1 1116 It I 88 Mt Si Si St 14 13 13 111 14 BRITISH KUli. Ce!ibr!in Coo. Ciol4. .. Chharken .. Clifford Azad • Dev. G. Co.. (Tevieek , ewalls Deeeet (mapa)•• ▪ Desk Lit rCared_ on it Cern Brea. Rent Grenville Glla 1 a k . Lovell .▪ . W. Russell (Tarloth °rambler M. Aubyn . Orem Laxity (Limited) .. Giese South Tolgas .. Great Wheal Baer • G. W.yor (BMW* '- :-~:: lir:d s toot libido* Downs r ta %ret (Thu Utast') Valley " Nwrody how Orr... New Beton North Boehm N. Wt. Basest (Mogan) oath Wheal Crotty ?reaper Uui ' ndeace Unitad root, eararton Ot.Cler) V.ith• 613(inirr:4..::: I W Frances (1142011) _ Vigra sad Q3a est EimatA ( . Caradon (Llslcsaraj i West Ch'Tortola Wes 6 Sates WU. Balletlogan) wk. Balker (BAdruth) W.l4ryAnn(lLenhaa4 Wbeig Satan WI. Tr lawns/ (111 k 1 10111811 Aleadike (Limited) .. angio-BraeOold:Lim Cape Copper (Limited) CapalaSilver (Lireitedl Cobra Don Pedro, N. Rey Bail Del R e; (Limited) Fortuna (limited • Frontino&BollelaGold panda (Lhalted) • -•- =.. . Crone Lusitanian tlingted) Yariquita Panutctlio Copper GA ontgibanditilverLead Port 'Phillip Berb.Gold XV ) Gab Austral.(lits ) t. John dal Rey (ism ) United Mexican (LiaL) Val Antigorla Gold VallausaacaGold(Llin. Vancouver Ooal(Limi Val Saar= II Wilted) Waahoetiold,LLenited) Do. !b.....:: .: Worthing (LtnAl .. Yorks Pronln=laiLlas. Yadanamutans 11.40.1 di 64 pi al I II /FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Namur and Liege via. 14f. per annum (by the Belgian government), 9i, Da. pm. 6 permit. pref. (b 1 81 the Belgian govenament), 19 . Ottoman (Smyrna to Ai m , 9 . Sea Paulo (Limited) g a ar. per emit, lg. - PREIEZENCB SHAItE& Great Western, Original irredeemable 4 per oent. do.. 811. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham 6 per cent., 131. North Eastern (West Hartlepool), 801. MISCELLANEOUS 1311AP.REL Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per cent. (Limited), 21, 1. Berlin Water Works (Limited), 101, id. Bombay Gas (Limited) (all paid), 51. Canada Company. 80. City of London Real Property (Limited), 4. City of Moscow Gas (Limited). 41. Commercial Union Insurance, 71, 1. Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (limited), 81, 1. Crystal Palace Preference, 111. Discount Corporation (Limited), 111. East Isdian Land Credit and Flaillee (Limited), 61. Ebbw Vale. 181, 1. Electric Telegraph, 139, xd. English and Australian Copper, 11. Fore4treet Warehouse (Limited). 11.' General Credit and Finance of London (Limited), 51, 41, 5, xd. liudson'i Bay, 171, 17. Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited), 6. International Financial Society (Limited), 51. International Land Credit (Limited), 51. Joins Stock Discount (Limited), 41, 1,1. London Financial Association (Limited) , 131, 13. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 31. Madras Irrigation and Canal (all paid), 184. Millwall Freehold Land and Dock (Limited), 31. National Discount Company (Limited), 141, 1, an. Northern Assam Tea (Limited), B, 41. North British and Mercantile Insurance, 194 to 20. Oriental Gas (Limited), 51. Panama, New Zealand. and Australian Royal Mail (Limited) (W. paid), 191 to 1. Ditto (all paid), 91. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 21. Royal Mail Steam, 118. South Australian Land, 30. United Kingdom Telegraph Company (Limited), 21. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& Lf913.3004 Fm. 12.—Sales today :—Great Eastern, 9811 j 9 j 81 —Great Western, 60 691 5 s—Lancashire and York shire. 123 s—London and Nara Western, 127—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 6641 5 5 1 j—Midland, 147}—North Eartern, Berwick capital stock, 1135—South Eastern, 77} f I 5 7 6} North &Mena West Hartlepool A, 80—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 7 f 6.l6—Ditto 7 per cent. 7 9.16-Grand Trunk of Canada, 415 I—Great Western of Canada, 10 16-16 j 1616—Erie, 63} j—Hlinois Central. 77—United States 6-20 Bonds, 65, 5 Great Luxembourg shares. 16 6-16—Sambre and Meuse 9 Mexican 3 per cent.. 13—flarned's Banking Company_ ;Limited), j ad. d.—Eastern Etc-hang, Bank (Limited), 1646 d--Meltaufati and Exchange hank (Limited), 35 d.—North Western Bank (Limited), St p.—Albion Marine, 1 7-16 d.—Ene Marine (Limited`. 0. (I.—Lancashire Insurance, 11-16 p.—ifaritime Insurance (Limited). d.—Queen Insurance, 6-16 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine ( Limited ). 5 7-16 xd. and b. p.—African Hen:haute, 9-16 xd. p. —Hudson's Bay. 17 11- . p.— Tnited Clas, 207—National Steam (Limited). If 7-16 6-16 6-16 55-16 d.—Bunrorn Soap and Alkali (Limited,, j p.—Wast India and Pacific Steam, 15 ad. p. LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY ILIO/110 AND DITNIINATIONAL Trurnwa.) Ivor ova own oonszaronninr.) Carron.—Tbe market rather quiet ; Ainslie:an eng fair Dhullenth Id. lower. Bales about 8,000 taint Cosa.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in moderate mineumptive busmen at full rates. Flour dull, and namely onethiag doing. Indian torn in fair demand at late ratan EOM steady. Oats and oatmeal quiet, and the turn I dearer. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls Zed Heaton, lEs. ; Walls Fad South Hatton, 171. 6 4 . ; Walls Bad Tees, t7s. Sd. ; W.lb Fad Bartle pod, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Fad Seats Hallos, 17s. ; Will. Zed B.uild Hall, 17s. ; Walls Zed Kenos, Ma. W. • Wails Bad Halloo Ly - as, 158.9 d.; Wells Ead Mangey, 1 9 55. 3d.; Tastield Moor Bates, ; Betaide Bartley, 15s. 9d.; at Dasidsoa's Bareley, 151. OlL—Ships at market, 57 ; Kt 40. Oe 16 18 660_680! 10 n 7_ 8. s 9 t 2 so• li 1 1 2jt 30 It • St sea 4 i 6 6 6 • 61 15 55 ul6 SI 31 390 410 11 I 18 31 6 8 16 17 6 e 7 1 9 1 76 BO 166 175 871 26 se s 6 11411 715 61 171 I i : j i 2 Se 1 tr.) st ii Id Id 2 4 pir m pm .0 la I ldy Vat _ 6 14 sa l 1_ S _ lt 2 Aberdeen Leith Ardressan Greencastle Valentin Cape Clear Holyhead Penzance Brest L'Orieut RochefiNt Plymouth Weymouth . Portsmoath London Yarmouth Scarborough.; Shields ' fielder—. S.S.W. 8.1. W. W.S.W. R.S.W. &W. &W. &W. aw. S.W. &w. 6. W. 8 %V. W.N. W. w.N.w. W. N. W. N.W. roo 0.01 - ob c I 4 c:— .1' _ !IWO/in./ SATURDAY. OR NORTILICIR SURDAT. 1 R.Z. to R. W., gales, with Coamt. Between C.W. and rain. NM., strong. web squalls, unsettled. Southerly and westerly, Wlavgitit. As above. strong to a gale, with rain at times. As next above. SOUTHERN. Similar to above. Similar. lasTraii. Similar. Noribira=fmatland. Western=ireland. Wales, and adia °melee. Bouthern=toglish Channel sad Bey d Biscay. Zedern.liadward Zealand and North Sea. The severity of the ecclesiastical theatrical super- vision has somewhat relaxed towards the Romans this year, as during the present lad seam some representations have been . autherised at the Valle and Notated° Theatres, which will be supported by Indian jugglers, Italian prey rigiatori, American poses pladiques, and the celebeated American " spiritualist," Mies Hume. A disgraceful exhibition of prize fighting took place yesterday near Holley. A ring wee formed in a field, and the two men fought together and beat each other's faces to jelly for about three halal amid the brutal shoots and cheers of the ru ffians who were raskleg or losing money by their bete on the spectacle. They IMO dkappointed, however. Th. 1 bashers of the me had mere humanity than the speeators, and as the two pugilists appeared to be evenly matched, the fight was a 'cooed time "dame,* and neither pasty iwee declared the victor. ADMIRALTY, FMS. 22. AITOINTMINT, &Ir ises, : Dr. William D. Smyth, to the &irk. ORDINARY CRAZES AND eroao. U. - ail f* :alto ail EA 61 46 44 $0 IS 101 103 124 112 SS 00 97 91 ST 09 46 00 11134 127 116 96 am 64 151 1ig1444 id la mix zd 1 II pa 97 99 7.27 127} 2 21 gm PS 22 as 64 lite 114 Tie lie T 108 fa fit pf. 125 . Ig2. It It 1 7 " 75 77 id 11 113 148 260 W 71 119 115 U is 70 77k 8 9 154 148 "1" l lei 114 pa I 61 a 40 00 100 101 kW P Ta IE 10 11 74 73 46 be 66 111 100 102 100 101 102 106 40 42 37 90 47 60 46 II 60 62 00 06 47 40 61 44 33 19 34 96 104_ 10k 1 ,I 9 19 1 . 99 100 91 se 1:1 17 701 94 1011 116 It Pt! ltr 90 99 t 7 KO a ft 100 102 Si 86 SO te OS_ 991_ I la. 98 fle B. S. 0.171 2 - 1 3 0.03 6 0.131 S -- I 0.17 j - 6 0.20, I 0.09 4 0.10.1 0.0 l Po 18b. I 01354 ONE IL 418,000 i 84. 518,4001 St 40, 840 1 Bt towns Si. SASSO St. , 1 148,7 St .... St 80. W. I a i 4 all 10 all BD all 10 all 110 all 10 all le ail i 8 : 6 §21 io;i6o 103,816 60,00) 10.000 100.030 ii:000] 43,174 id. 6661 s,oou~ :s.oool 96V N M 12 N 14 16 .4 93 34 .9 107 300 $4 00 ... 96 tio 1 4 . 1114 11 1 114.0 116 19.0 10417.6 11ue4 141.19.0 ark 9.18.0 IX 104. 110.6 13.17.6 430.0 je.o I.ILO 7.1.11 5.1.0 18.18.9 116.16.0 I an le 8 14 6.17.11 wr _u lac len —. pia u 34 Govannient escurithe ia banking deparmoost Other esesuiliwi in banking 9,915,483 Inc:else 50,000 deputment 10,020,440 Damen 562,933 Gan sad bullion in both degarimente eleven day and Was bols The Bat 3,582,047 Inerseee 23,135 Notes in ream ....... 7,409.100 Increase 1,122,155 Total mem (nets@ is min) in bulking departmmt This return is unusually favourable. Owing to the decrease of 562,9331. in the advances on private securities—a movement obviously caused by the exorbitant charges of the Bank, combined with the influx of deposits, the addition to the reserve is no less than 1,077,4711. The increase in the coin and bullion is 520,8211., which is about 148,0001. in excess of the amount of imported go sent into the Bank during the week. It will be noticed that in the "issue depart ment," the amount of the "other [government] securities" against which the Bank has issued, notes, has been increased during the week from 3,634,9001. to 3,984,9001. The dffmence, 350,0001., represents the proportion of the lapsed issues of i country banks which government have deemed it fitting to make up by an issue of Bank of England notes. Including the issues of the Na tional Provincial Bank, a total of 759,9651. has lapsed, and, against this, government are em powered, under the Act of to authorise the Bank of England to issue two- ' or 493,3101. Instead of this amount, however, only 330,0001., as above shown, has been issued, and fer the sap thus left in the provincial circulation no provision whatever is to be made. Including the present increase, the total amount of government securities against which the Bank of England has issued notes uncovered by coin or bullion is exaetlyls,ooo,oool4, this being the arbitrary limit at which government, • apparently for the sake of arithmetical symmetry, have considered themselves justified in stopping. BANE OF ILNOLAIfD.—An end bth Viol. c. P 4 ter the February 2:1, 1224 . ... ISM DM Nam Lotted Z27,111,060 1 L 27,471,600 j DANILDIO D' Prow Wale Capital iamosamo Ent 14692087 Public Deposita (in cluding hichey., Bar. Banks. Com. mlu. a National it parenast to the AsS 7th nacho& on Wednesday. tAltninerr. Government debt.. L 11,018,100 Other seetalttes 4984900 Gold coin sad bel llon Ammo Silver bullion cr,on,exo Aecounte) Other Depodte. 11.691,4911 keen day sad ether Blue WASTIOMPT. Government SOM . . Dead Weight An may) Other Securities seXes Gold and Silver Coto 851,245 it36,193,M3 £3e.198,211/1 W. lIILLZIt, Chief I , li ilr. Feb. V, ISt& TIII7IIBDAT Evisnes. Consols, which closed yesterday at 87f," buyers," for the Bth of March, opened this morning at 87! to 4 , and closed at 874 to I. For money the last price was 87} to 4. The official busiuess report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Conso ls, fee money, 875, 4, i; ditto, for account, 871, , 4 - Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 874, 13 New hro; per Cents. 874, 1, I, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 874 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Omit. 108. The government broker bought to-day 15,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. Indian Government securities were unchanged in price, as were also Exchequer Bills, which were quoted 6s. to 2s. dia. Foreign stocks did not participate in the heavi ness observable in some other departments of the Stock Exchange, and the oourse of prices in some cases was slightly favourable. Spanish Three per Cents. and Deferred rose 4 per cent. ; Mexican, Turkish of 1865, and Portuguese, 4 ; and Italian of 1861 and Brazilian scrip, 4. On the other hand, Greek Bonds and Spanish Certificates were dull, and declined 1 and 4 respectively. Bank shares were dealt in to a moderate extent. Anglo-Austrian, Imperial, Land Mortgage of India, and New South Wales advanced, and City were firm. On the other hand, Bank of London, Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China, London and South African, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi declined. Alliance c!osed at 34 to 4 prem. ex div. ; Anglo-Austrian, at 4to 11 prem. ; and imperial Ottoman, at 3 to 31 prem. Financial shares were very quiet, au d, with the exception of a rise of 1-1 G in Imperial Mercantile, and a reduction of 4 in Loudon Financial, the last prices showed no change, being as follows :—lnter national Financial, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ox div. ; General Credit, 4 to 1 prem., sidle. ; London Finan cial, 2 to 11 din, ex div.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 4 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31-1 G to 3-16 prem. National Disoouut shares were last quoted 94 to f prem. ex the new shares ; Joint Stock Discount, 6 to prem., die., being 2s. 6d. lower than yester day ; Overeud, Gurney, and Co., 4j to 4 prem. ; General Ottoman, 31 to 1 prem. ; arld Hudson's Bay, 174 to 4. e transactions in miscellaneous shares were not large, but there was a demand for Home and Colonial Assurance, National Steam Navigation, Ocean Marine Insurance, Peninsular and Oriental Steam (new), Telegraph Cough-tic tion and Maintenance, and West India. and Pacific Steam, at an improvement. Millwall Ironworks, North British and Mercantile Insurance, and Quebrada Land, declined. The shares of Charles Laffitte and Co. were nominally quoted 21 to 31 prem. ; and Mont Ceuis Railway, 1 to 14 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were again in request, and experienced a fresh advance of 4 per cent. Erie Railway shares also improved J. The last prices were as follows :-5.20 Beetle, 694 to ft ; Erie Railway shares, 531 to f, ex ci,v. ; Illinois Central, 764 to 77. MINEIS.—(TiIIb 1)11%) o'Cioca. The mining market is steady to:da3 , with is fair amount of business. Prices genera 'y, however, show no change compared with those. last current yesterday. The late Dr. Dougnth, who was distinguished for • peculiar proems in the making of br: ..1. died intes tate, leaviog personalty to the amount of 211 'lOl. RESIARICABLS TUSK. —During the pr wilt week a remarkable tusk or horn has bees exhibit,/ at the gate house, Cowbitt Wash, on the *skiing and Horeb Sec of railway. This tusk. wbioh measures 10ft. din. in length sad 22 inches in eircamfarasee at the thickest park was found 10 feet below the surface io szcsratiug for gravel for the Spaldieg sad March Railway at the pia at Deepiug St. James. It is is a good state of press. , ation. It is believed to be the tusk of a mammoth, many specimens of which have been foiled at vasiouo times in .iifferent part of England.—Stamford Mercury. Slla CHESSWELL CIIESSWELL AB A JUDOE.--Sir Creswell Creaswall's chief. if not only fault as a judge, was a fault of manner. This, at times, win uo doubt trying to the bar. Bo was too impatient of a slip all oversight. His new seemed visibly to curl with postern .4 when either I a speech or an argument displeased bun. II • was too apt to ride his court with a curb, and the e he enforced was perhaps too much that of *martinet. Nve believe the story to be perfectly true. that after be bad t• event times, as was usual with him while writing down th.- evidence is a case :afore him. milled out to the counsel wino was ex.. mining a witness, in a peremptory tone, " lop!" at last, Soiling that no attention was paid to his im; ,rions moan syllable, he addressed the counsel, and " Mr. sad-So, I chill feel obliged to you b u you will atteod to my request not to g o so fast.' Upon h the counsel re plied, " Oh, my lord.. I thought your lordsh , .. was address ing the saber of the court." Bat we bsl:e,e Ch ats Si r Orlearrell Cromwell was in ft peat dams sconscions of bin manner, and most certainly he did not in'rma to give offenses for a kinder-hearted man sewer liv: d. We woos ventured to speak to him en the subject. a• 4 quoted an Instance where • counsel. who was addressing' a jury before him, actually stopped, thinking that the ju gels look be tokened unmitigated contempt for his argument. Sir C. Cresswell was quite surprised me being told this, and assured us that nothing was feather from his thought. The tenth is that he had °entreated a habit of looi.ing disgusted when he rally meant nothing. We believe list the chid muse of this was the ceystel diorama of his int -lied end his deep and **cough knowledge of law. The one made him see through a fallacy at a glance, and rendered him impatient of argnweat or speeds which wee tot directly to the point. The other made it diffisult for Ilm to restrain his gust when be thought that comes' wee trying to paha off upon him bed ifogaz.ne, February samba. 1 1862 . I Ito, 11 111 wilb, taut 1411 oozing bi z . at 4 neat. a Gould ' allPti • law* I zinder imeady ask but lNg , Id b te ./ b a Dd , aidito k , >b havoc. % Boa the m e t 111, oa bum. (gatea u ►soar of nue et * *out der .vgia• lof thi a 'ink tore fib, ~d i