The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-17 00:00:00

I 7 TUOL&i J. puns. 7 Englishmen in the first e we did her , norrnously in m oil, and in amount. For ice by persons g to all dames ,:rusal of Mr. l real plesanre. ght years. As rimate and is the Bight of O, be may be people and pro appear to be s ts generally ial Africa be-. Lally will the e must rely on d palm oil, dust, or cop. 3, does Mr . ria which pro , but his con. are still ua. t confine his scientific mat. ustoms of the 'e could make e permit. At K upon hallowed oartiard hoot lien. L. E. L. I/ meemly die s. pointed oat to t inActlptiona to t to the'clesspey -11 sit the left lib lids, sad directly 'MOD or • !II rb le .rtal• hit L. B. is wales ,rnatsra ..titi• iloro mere 36t0. t4ttod A, C06011M1101126. traoel~ted /,r Ta; bat yea mortal of igularly favoured wards bez. Pre- gowir ,d 1;;,. Ire. The marble as Imiliand hi. ring portrait of lee of the dignity Eyamba sad • soon dint, after Moms of two oray swiss Musks, at *bid the mime a, kens& mered ▪ sr level I arks ene wl e g t roe We melees le nanaber of slave% brews crown win "eel held .It by 14 Into • wan ought s. area be ! the thing," lea gabr issue ispre.miaesco to ace Wel ell hie lettere end alt men:" thu. conceited. introduce cur raopl• aad the d ao or to Pack ridtfal soil of bin laidarlid of pin g Chriatisalty awl :a. as they ars an • las giTea wary limabytartaa peaks, roads, and ; tops lite own Vaddall'• mermaid soma eve road, as open Christianity , but rd'. Day—tusa no ad is it. eivlit-day y held on Sundays ttenclance of his rased iron hurch ; rship . and follows sentence for ths of age, about eve ruler frame; with observable in tha dress consists of a • silk haakerchlef b • gold twad, sad edge. His ores ds round his neck s rine on the aitattx Ibis is carrird by is the only luznyy cos, and froui era ions. ICLI Ot TON EXD. aatry to little pnr- Cathoiic Stuarts literature is proved matrary, dem not Is not required ? m one straw about mast br admitted more likely to be Mora bare a keen Ater r r the wants Ration Is referred fly keeps the Jeers Desk In this cons umes, what mol ars ? We balers that is known occupied, mid of retailer-. But we We cannot reveres fnan a thousand the Seam s. It Is wee* simply actor - oleo-- that they fell y allowed thata lmeses of equity. • low facts which glorious deed yea I is raglend one hat we were reedy M whom, sad that 'Jar, whoa that rwvolott lid ow way—liar awl Portugal us • at • later period tad Wad. Farts- pow of =lad— y law duo f .f,e• was 81'7 ousded am. attw.lawoot be tlsst lb* deer of at —not wit tliasa4 Wawa's sad • So w Mars mall taiwo soasy Prelswast rows of wtbkli Y. ramist4 ono to evelJt was the I. Eaglaid brr This Rrod wen PDXINTOIIO-• u the perstamst saa @seed Scot" wall the blood ~ f ▪ 'the proU rIL• o dooleseii Jo that Who, With le a west fee the ad ter lob& ea. kie bed hemmed' booremon the tenni litch broke the °r -which stayed Ur at foie had mama ti to die sa esila LAW INTELLIGENCZ. Thu DAT. COM? OP QUERN'S BENCH. (Sittings at lad Prim at Guildhaa Balm Lord Caupball and a Special hwy.) ROYAL BRITISH BAN& Fouirri Dar. 4V17,24 W. NVIOSIZT BROWN, TOWARD ISDAILI, I! 1T DVXIMIrO NACLIOD, 11C7A1D I►MIT 1II7• !MDT, WILLIAM Wall= OWL'S, 10111 X lITAPLITON, ►xD liroll INNIS Calllellolt. When Lao Campbell took his Nit as the beach, at fa Clock, Sr F. Thee*, ma the only °nomad for the preemie :a 'omelet, sad sow Little delay took place before say witness was callet Sir F. Theeiger said he wee very unwell, haring been Weal with • violent sickness., sad he looked anxiously for the arrival of hie learnod friend, Mr. Atherton. At the alveoli of one of the defendant's roomed Mr. Pad dlers gave some explanation of a portion of the docu mentary evidence 'adored on the previous day. By this time Mr. Athertma entered the court, and the ex amination of Mr. Pedalos was then proceeded with. &r F. Tholger called upon the counsel for Mr. U. Brows to prodnes a WIN of 26th November, 1864 from Mr Cameron to Mr. Brown. (The letter wee read, it extended to coma derablo length. and anxiously urged Mr. Brown to masseuse arrangement (or the reduction or settlement of his debt whioh et this time aatountal w 39,0001. Mr. Comma saki the securities he had given (the ships) were constantly depreciating ie value end were subject to heavy chime that Brown ought to mal isecurities.l On the 2nd of December, 18R " Mr e . Brown wrote for additional acoutotoodation. At a meeting on the 4th of December, Inid, • revolution was carried for the appdatruset of • committee on convertible aceuritiee. The comae tree eoereated of Mr. kladaida,lllr. atspraton ? Mr. blacked_ , and Mr Cameron. The remises of the committee were held bum time to time, over a short period. At •• weetrng on the 15th March, DOM, tabular augments with regard to the ships of M r . Brown were laid before the committee. anal were explained by Mr. Cameron. (The tabular v.nementa were gon u erMonos, and a good deal of di. , ueeion arose is tehronso to some pencil marks in • column headed " present =ail te a clerical error which had been ma d e M the The core of the &decent caecal• was stated at and their total present vales at 65,0)11.) Linklater was then celled by the procerution—l am • selielbee and tun concerned in the procoedioga in the Court et in reference to the Royal British Bank. I sterna as ntr in the tabular statements, there is no flgese @Mama In them at all, but soma oroseee arc made - by ma la rasa over some figure., but the original Agony sow "IN distinct. They were made during the examina tion of Mr. Stapleton in the wuptcy Court, aril drew Ws attention to th e m a t th e ti me, as well as the oliondou of Mr. Buddleatme, who appeared for Mr. Staple tolo. The aroma were nude to show that the vessels were etel Mid by the British bank. (Tlie witness wee proceeding ft hither mph& those pencil marks, and the object of thaw when be was interrupted by Sir F. Kelly, who hr them y raised by his questions acme doubts respecting Mr. ) Limas*: said was desirow to explain, aa inipnta- Om had bam met upon hint which were most unfounded. Isnd Csomball--I really think Mr. Lieklater is justified erelabgag, for it haa been suggested that there has beet • garb ng or alteration oof the dormat. hSir F. Kelly—No one has thrown any imputations upon im. lard Campbell —There were, indirectly. Mr. Linklatm, in reply to Sir F. Theeiger, mid—The Asenamots came into my possession just as the y ' are, with the meeptiou of the pencil marks to which I have alluded. The meek to which a peniil mark is attached are the 1,5001., which wee nut mortgaged to the bask li enrids, 2,700/, which had been mortgaged to the Oloucesterehee Banking Company; the Weep, which wee originally mortgaged to the Briai Desk, but w as a ft erwar d s mortgage d b y Mr. Brown D unethae pecan. I struck oat the Rust Brown beams ft was also mortgaged to the Glouoerterelore Bank toCom y. With regard to the Madonna. that wee the British Beak, but it was immolately after wards mortgaged to the Gloucestershire Banking Company. Mr. Peckham recalled—At the pastime of the committee me the 17th December, 1830, Mr. Cameron mode reference to Mr. Brown's account. The paper pr,eluced bears the initials M Mr. Cameros, but I cannot say whether it was presented to the committee. It shows the state of Mr. Brown's sr count. Tie • ocrouittre use too reeolutica for selling the ships which Mr. Brown had ioortiraged to the batik. Thedoce swat showed the debt to L8;7,6981 I sent Mr. Browns copy of the revelation. Mr. Brown afterwards weeds a letter to Mr. 'Waite. (In this letter he said he did sot complain of the beak realising his securities, but he objected to the mods of proceeding, which would benefit now but the briber. He also said if the resolution were carried oat, he would be I. the position of • bankrur. and that two freights, at the present high trade, weld prodte e mach as the sale of certain vowels. He added that if thew persisted in their coarse, the consequences would be frightftil to contemplate, and would bring ruin on the beak sad every one connected with it, and alluding to inquiries Ly sharetedders as to " breakers a head," solemnly declared his moiety to do all he could for the benefit of the bank.) The resolution of the convertible *nitrides committee was out milted to a general court on the 18th of December. I received • letter front Meson. Buchanan end Co. ' of Liverpool stating that they had paid the f re i g ht o f the H. 31114 to Mr. Brown. I was present at an interview between Mr. Drawn end Mr. Cameron. I horde I the letter to Mr. Cameron, and he reed it over to himself, and then asked Mr. Brown if Is bed re ened the freight upon the Hornet. Hs denied that he had, end said that the freight still re mained due to the lank. Mr. Brown then left, and Mr. Cameron said to se , " How painful it is that such a man as Mr. Brown should so commit himself to a falsehood." The paper produced is a receipt by Mr. Brown fur the freight of the Here*. (The document wee put in and read.) It was askinessil to MOWS. Buchanan and Co. or the 13th of Dr camber, 1815, end acknowledged wit h thanks the receipt of 6.561. for freight of the vessel. Mr. Lindsay Wintertotham, examined—l em • director, trustee, and registered public officer of the Glononterahire Peaking Compaq. 1.1860 Mr. H. Brown, M.P., had a drawing accouat with the company. He was then carrying on the Maser of • silk manufacturer at Tewkesbury. He made over to us various ships as security for money advanced by the bank. Those securities haws beet realise& The Rosy Brown was mortgaged to us on the 13th of Ao,,uirt, 18.96, and wet add OD 9th of October, 1836, for 9114/. The Bride produced, on the 10th of May, 184, 1,6401, end with freight, 1,7504 The Severn wee ese_ttgagel to as on the 9th of February, 18.56, for 2 . 0 001.. and realised by sale ne the 16th May, 1857, 1,0214 AU the ship which were mortgaged wen realised. On the 314 of Derember, 1864, his account was overdraws to the amount of 9,6771. Crueremireinedtm Mr. Haddleston e e; d oool. of the money advanced to Mr. Brown by es wag into the British Beak. Between 18.56 and 1 the securities is the Maps of the shirertg were really reduced is vales. We of bad alio ineeges from him on reel propart i r m ;l: the amount 17,0001. I lave known Hz, 36 years. lie carried on • considerable business bet re he became • traffic taker as • water eerier. I knew be was coneectsd with the Gloucester and Berkeley Cabal and the Midland Medway. He was engaged to take trade kr the committees of the Howe of Commons. I &set know whether in 1863 Mr. Br , wa was a person of madder aTewble property, hut by repute be was. He vas M.P. for kertoiry, and had twice filled the office el mayor el tk at toreagh. Reezantiaed—He realised almost all the mortgages I have referred to. There la • balance still due, end if the remaining mennuse mhos what we ban mermaid, there will still be a deka of 6,000!. The teat busmen he took op was that of • Medic taker. He alai hail alk mills. In his various bomb• memo he wee unfortunate in hie immolations. He has been a heakeupt. Mr. IlUddlffiel3•-.-That was twenty.eve yews ago, and he paid twenty shillings in the pound. Warm— Mr. Brown was twice a bankrupt to my knew timther Ice ipSer 1831 end 1836. He was in partnership with his first beak ruptcy, and with Bradley and Harris Is the wend. 1 don't ►nor whether the firm bankruptcy wee superseded. 1 think it would have been if it had not bra ter the debt of hie fetter. pMr. Had , 'lnton e I don't kilo, whether Mr. Brown his individual creditors on the Sat occasion 20s, la the pond, bat I have heard so. Mr. Wymark, a obip-broker la the City, sa id—l so ld a Filled Madnana f.r Mr. H. Brown is September, The mow* was pald to bias& by Amass. I also sold the Yams Morquia for his, is May, 1836, for 1,7651. (A letter was here pat is evidence which the sitcom iden- Wed, addressed by Kr. Brows es whams, requesting him sot lo mention that he had sold for him asdher vessel., called the Ratty Dews, as hie creditors would be dome epos bin if they know It. It wee also pro posed by the yrostreatles to pat is smother letter to the Isms elleet) Sir F. Kelly objected to the oh :Marion of these ist ciestryiag Um* they really west to show that the other dine tore were the tleletied sad se the deceivers. Lord Camtl..ll thought they had b e se t , b e withdraws. Mr. Alberto', cm the pan of the prosecution, easented to Ude course. The letters were ' , cordiality withdraws. The owe watt promerthicabm our report Wt. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Couusissieser Hohroyd.) IX IX L TAZDIIINICX. - - The bankrupt was a sharebroker, of Old Orod•street. Mr. Lawn*" on hie behtr, asked for an order to restrain the sesigneee front :selling his furniture, notice of the sale having been girls for that monies.. There were assets be yond the furniture sufficient to pay 20.. in the pot Mr. A. Turner, for the awigisees, complained of the short notk• which had beta given of the application. The am- Arne!. had not been to wept the broker's valuation of the !culture; It was to be per up for sale that reorniog, and the notice had oaiy wen mama Yostada7. Trediarad , bad THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1858. proadasd to reako en Improved of. bat bad not dons so. As to bas paying 20e. in the pound, las owed 6,0001. or 6,0001., and the Aosta is bead et present were not above 6001. Mr. Lowrance said this was not the first application; it had been made Immediately after the sitting for the choice. The p optrry consisted about entirely of shares, which were valulesa In the market at the time th n e a r i t e i n on was filed. Some 6001 or 6001. had now been sad this we e newly rafament to cover the debts proved. e considered that the siivignres had no right to sell the houelteld furni ture except by order of the court. In ninety-nine cases out of am hundred the assignees accepted the value put upon furniture by the broker ; this amount had been offered by the bankrupt, but the assignees refused to a..t it. There wee a Rupert of the bankruptcy being ann ul led—e petition to sand had been signed by all the cr e dit or s but two. It was ultimately agreed that the sale should be stopped on the bankrupt paying the cods. - IN as NELSON. This was the certificate meeting in the case of Charles Martin NOIXOII, baker, of Edwardrstreet, Portman-square, and of Oxford-street. It appearing that the bankrupt bad come to the court on hie own petition, and that the aisle' had not reallaed 1604 an adjournment of three monthe wea ordered. IN RC WILLIAMS. The bankrupt, a shipping end OUNIMMAIION agog, of Beer lane, applied for his reetiflcate. There was no opposition. Thj!liaklities were of small amount _ _ _ His Honour obeened that there;ere several goal features in the case. The bankrupt had ken in badness kety year% end had never failed, or compounded with his creditors; and the boots had been well kept. He might take an immediate certificate of the woad clams. (Beton Mr. Coombeloner Fanblanque.) IN RE HVNTLY._ The bankrupt was described as a ship-owner, of Hoes, near Brighton. His debts ..cared and unsecured , amounted to 7,271/. the property, which was all held by the ..card creditors, woe estimated at 4,400 f. Ha had been conantsd with the Frith Fisheries, and was and some liabilities as that account. There was no opposition. Mr. /knell ap peared far the assignees. His Honour, observing that there would not be • shilling for the creditor., granted a second-clue certificate. IN al R. PAL7IIN. The bankrupt was • laceman, of the Pavement, Finsbury. The debt. were 6334 ; aseets, 1124 This was the certificate n e lr la Fitch a• d he begged to apply on behalf of the beak rapt, fora first clue ceruficete. M Th ? The Cormistioner (looking at the proceedings)—For lir: Fitch—A first-clan certificate? There are such lhtnas I believe. The Commissioner—But they are not very eery to be got. In this case the profits are, 5811. ; trade =4921.; and domestic expenses 5031. ; a very large expenditure over proem. Does he ' cell that Una, vo!dableioas and misfortune? ii;:iitch—ierhapTyourionortr will grants second-clam eartitirate. rho C.mmiwooner—What do the assignees It was intimated that they would leave the matter in the hands of the wart ; end a eitoond-elese oertifleete we. granted. 110 ~IN 103 1100 100 ' HO ID lk fl• Y. II II 014.1 1 17e A I* b. 00 .100 PO 111 SO I I* 011 10 WI _ _ SHARE LIST S.-THIS D 47 Two o'CLoci. The railway share market opened this morning with a buoyant appearance, and in numerous cases a fresh rims was established. Sales have since been pressed, and a rather decided reaction has taken place. Great Western stock is now quoted 621 to •, London and North Western, 1014 to 102 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96) to ' 961; and Midland, 99/ to 1001 ; showing in each case a sensible reduction from the four o'clock quo tations of yesterday. North British, Berwick, and Booth Eastern stocks continue in favour. Great Northern is quoted 261 to 27 per share; Eastern Counties, 12) to ); and London and South Western, 49) to 60. Indian railway shared' of all descriptions are still rising. East Indian railway stock is last marked 1131. Grand Trunk of Canada shares have also advanced considerably. Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, Dutch Rhenish, Sambre and Meuse, Ceylon, and most of the French shares, meet with more enquiry. 6694 se 96 le 3 i st k Ms ig 14 10Y 111 see sore q. 16 - 11 314 36 18 74 77 It K 13 14 I 66L 9 11 87 N We IN A k M N DV 104 Ts TN 169 111 no 1111 116 no 113 117 130 136 7. 119 121 111 114 106 197 N N i.e U 1k 1 N In at *4 X if I 10 104 16 0 17 1 101 74 74 19 * 01 1 140 14 111 140 lii IN vai IS I to 13/ Li 102 lw 9 3 9 6 111 111 li lee 97 99 I 9 as IS ._ I Ol dis It 3 imms rues 1111. : ;44 lPew D.l.llroi 11 iens _ Deb. HO 12$ 107 161 119 IN 11$ n 73 n i Hi N Ia IS II 121 I Pok Hi 17 7 SOa . IN N 84 N 81 84 Pt 4 N. it ; tin 1 iii SO WS 111 1 11 s Si Ps Ps s 191 101 1843 106 63 21 31 9.31 7 61 61f Si 184 8 1 02 1 1 11 100 1 let 411 4 1001 1 IN 41 i i I I Foe n PE al .11- Ills le 1 110 IS Of Is 110 NI flo I" 'lr. i H gm : 112 II veil I pm 1 i i 1 sa 3=l 107 100 107 me 107 les Me 9I $ b 's 1 , 141 i id Pli II! 1 1111 1 9 741 2 11 3 1 71 i 110 1 41 2 1 xi ti 115 a 3 ,1 if 'A in la~~ !Ii ti PM _ . 11.000 Soul Si 1 10.000 33 11.0001 30 10,000' 00.0 X) 1 11.0 0 40 10.000 Tomo 1 ocono ooDool Is,o o D 3 mewl e 101,015 1 ova. 1 200.000. 1 1%000 10 100,000 I 7.00 U! 10 41.114 21.103• !Nixie I 13 i I 10,060 118 11,600 0 10,000 16 1010 100 oe 10.030 50 13,101 00 101 %AO' 100 26,0001 lee 11000, * so.oool 56.001. 10 10.00 04 60 00 00 060.00 100 10 000 100 as 0)1 10 18.00 60 26 voi , 20 10.400 26 0,000 10 10,010 100 It 4100 000 4.0001, ai r al - 5.0041 0400 N s z i 4. NO 11{ 1! Si 1 Ili MONEY MAR ET-THIS DAY Two o'CLook. Great animation has again prevailed today in the Stock Exchange. After attaining a fresh rise of per cent, the funds are now quoted. per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Railway shares have been largely dealt in at advanced prices, but within the last half hour several of the heavier English railway stocks have given way, sellers coming forward to realise the profit accruing from the late rapid rise. Consols for the 4th of March have reached 971 to 7„ and are now quoted 971 to 1. For money the present quotation is 971. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to 971; the New Three per Cents. at 971 to 97#; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 82; Bank Stock at 224 to 226; Exchequer Bills at 38s. to 40s. prem., Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 100 ; ditto, 1859, at 1001 to 1001. A very large amount of business has again been done in foreign stocks. Turkish Six per Cents. have fluctuated considerably; after being marked as high as 1031, the price fell to 102 sellers, and is now quoted 102 to k. The Guaranteed Four per Cents., as well as Spanish, Portuguese, Sardinian, Dutch, Buenos Ayres, Brazilian, Peruvian, and Venezuelan Bonds, are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1031 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 84, 831, and 86, ex deferred; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 20; Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 831 to 84 ; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 661; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 141; Granada Deferred Bonds, 61 ; Mexican Bonds, 201 ; Peruvian Four-and-a -l:Ulf per Cents. for account (26th Feb.), 84 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461 ; ditto for account, at 46} ; Russian Five per Cents. for account, 112 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 to 991; Sardinian, Five per Cents., for account, at 92, 911, and 91} ; Spanish Old Three per Cents,, for account, 45/ to 461; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 261 to 261; the Passive Bonds, 61; the Coupon- Certificates, 6, and 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents, for account (26th Feb.) 103, 1031, and 1021; ditto guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 105 and 1051, ex div. ; Venezuela Active Bonds, for account, 34, 33/, and 34 } ; ditto Deferred, 131. _ _ The steamer Orinoco has arrived from the West Indies, with 111,0701. in specie. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70.15 for the account, showing a further rise of Italy I per cent. To-day was held a meeting of creditors of Messrs. It. Heine, Semon, and Co., who stopped payment on the 10th of December. The firm will pay in full, with 5 per cent. interest. The supply of money in the discount market con tinues far in excess of the demand. Two-and-a-half per cent. is the general rate for good bills, but tran sactions take place u low as two per cent. It is not surprising that bankers are such large absorbers of government stock, which now yields a consider ably higher rate of return than can be obtained in commercial channels. At the Bank of England yes terday the demand was very limited. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 130,0001., making a total of fully half-a-million since the date of the last return. The aggregate now held must consequently considerably exceed seventeen millions. The reports from all the Continental markets mention a rise in Spanish bonds. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., though strongly held, are restrained from improvement by liability to be redeemed at par. The sinking ftand of 1 percent. per annum, however, does not come into operation until the Ist of August, 1859. Should the stock be above par the requisite number of certificates are to be drawn by lot . 4 in the presence of the chief cashier and chief accountant of the Bank of England." Should the price be below par, the process will be by purchase in the open market. But as the first drawing will not take place until May, 1860, nor the actual redemption until August, 1860, the commence ment of the sinking fund is practically postponed until two and a half years hence. It is worthy of remark, too, that Great Britain and France gua rantee the interest only, not the sinking fund. Con. sequently, any failure of the Ottoman government to meet its engagements would, under existing cir cumstances, be absolutely favourable to the bond holders, as postponing the redemption of the loan. It is a remarkable fact that within a period of ten years Peruvian and Buenos Ayres Bonds have been dealt in u low as 14 per cent. The settlement of the latter debt is calculated to give fresh encourage ment to the holders of the bonds of other foreign states, however poor:may be their present prospects ; for time sometimes works marvellous changes. For tunes have been realised by scores of persons who, through good report and evil report, have perse veringly retained their stock. Of the 403,1321. in specie on English account, ex the steamer Europa, from New York, about 20,0001. in American eagles yesterday reached London, and was sold for the Continent. Of the residue, which will be delivered to-day, a small portion mishits of Mexican dollars. A further amount of the gold will probably be taken for the Continent, but a large quantity will doubtless bo sent into the Bank. About 18,0001. in silver has reached the Thames within the last day or two from the Continent. The amount of specie shipped on board the steamer Atrato, for the West Indies, is 18,3001., nearly all silver. It is thought that the shipments of silver for the East by the Colombo, on the 20th inst., will reach about 350,0001. On'Change yesterday long bills on Paris, and paper on Frankfort, Hamburg, and Vienna, were in de mand, and quoted rather lower. For short drafts on Holland the rate was somewhat higher. The cur rent quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.17 to ; do.. short, 11.14 to 16; Rotterdam, three months, 11.171 to 1 ; Antwerp, three months, 25.321 to 6 ; Rim burg, nubs bane°, three months, 13.61 to t ; Paris, three days sight, 26.10 to 16 ; ditto, three months. 26.371 to 46 ; Prenlde—rt-on the-Maine, three months. 1181 to I ; Petwubtlrg. Per rouble, three months, 341 to 3,3 ; Vienna, et fio., three months, 10.34 to 33 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.36 to 39 three months, 44 to 1; Cadiz, three =oaths, 491 to 1 ; three months, 29.90 to 95 ; Nue, three months, .67 to 621 ; Naples, three motels, Palermo, three mouths, 1224 to 123 ; lbseins, three menthe, 1221 to 1231 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 63 to . The * amount of bills drawn by the East India Cora , pany on India, from the 9th to the 18th inst. (this day), is only 1,0001. —all on Bengal. The Bombay mails are expected to reach London on Friday. The Spitfire ham arrived from China, with 1,258,000 lbs. of tea. The Rose of Sharon, from Foo-chow-foo, was off the Western Islands on the 29th tilt., with 980,000 lbs. of tea. The following memorandum, from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders, describes the distracted state of Mexico : The Committee of Maxima Bondholders are in receipt of advice. from Kr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 18th Since his last about 11,600 dole. bad been collected in Man- I canine and Idneatlan, and 6,131 dole. bad been shipped from Ouavnes for Panama. In polities the greatest confusion vreesned. Various marauding blinds had at first proclaimed I the name of Santa Anna, bat finding it =popular it, and contented themselves with declaring epee tart s ! 'Kent end in favour of Gene& &deep who had turned I spinet the Preddent. Oa the 16th and 16th there different pities having poseeseed themselves of the meet commending parts of the capital, opened fire spinet each other, but on the 17th and 18th there had been a teams , enable the bellige rents to come to en agreemeat, yid& would seem a matter of difficulty between ... Mire tent ea destroying each ether. as the capital also from Giumsjuato, Ti r =;r t ra, " B: , and it wee also said teat General Garet sad Oem:eal 'Flare bid Amami sgstast the Prealdesa At an extraordinary meeting of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company, held yesterday, it was resolved, OR the recommendation of the directors, to proceed to the completion of the new works, com prising an entrance lock for the admission of large vessels, a new dock, and other accommodation for the increasing business of the company it appearing that last year 85 sail of wood-laden sh ips, measuring 25,315 tons, were received in excess of the year 1858; and that a further large amount of business was lost to the docks in consequence of the inadequate accommodation. For the accomplishment of this object a further issae woe authorised of 74,0001., in 2.080 shares, of 251. each, with a fixed preferential dividend of 61. per cent. per annum, free of income tax. The decrease shown in the traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada this week is only 301. ToaeDAT ivsxnro. The rise in the stock markets has made fresh pro gress. On every ride purchases predominate, and in view of so sustained a movement, the dealers in the Stock Exchange are cautious of selling stock which they do not possess. The funds have again risen I per cent., and closed at the highest point of tho day. English and Indian railway shares exhibit a further important advance. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96/, " buyers," for the 4th March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and steadily advanced, closing firmly at 97 to 1. For money the last price was 97. Th e official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 961, 97, 96/ ; ditto, for account (4th March), 961, 97, 961. Three per Cents. Reduced, 97, 961, 971. New Three per Cents., 97, 971, 97, 971. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Oct., 1859, 1 13-16 ; Thirty Years An unities, April, 1886, 181, 181. Bank Stock, 224, 226. India Stock, 219, 222. ThreeNand-a-Ilalf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1004 ; ditto, 1859, 1004. Exchequer Bills show a fresh rise of 25., closing at 365. to 40s. prem. The supply of these securities in the market is scanty. India Bonds have advanced to 24e. to 295. prem. Exchequer Bonds continue in demand, bat are restrained from any important ad vance, being so soon re-payable at par. An extraordinary degree of activity continues to prevail in the foreign stock market, and the tendency of prices is generally upwards. Turkish Six per cents. were marked as high as 1031, but, sales be pressed, the closing quotation was 1021 to 1031, or 1 per cent. above that of yesterday. Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Sardinian, Buenos Ayres, Peruvian, Venezuelan, and Chilian Bonds were all in request. Some of the clo.ing quotations were as follows, viz. :—Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 26/ to 27 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 83 to 85 (cx the Deferred) ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 83 to 84 ; ditto Three per Cents., 664 to 571. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. A moderate amount of business is going ie;rsud to-day in home-raining stocks. Prices generally exhibit no important alteration. In the Stock %change, Par Consols shares are officially marked 211; Sortridge Consols, 13; and West Basset, 2411. In foreign mining securities the transactions have been more numerous. St. John del Rey shares con tinue to meet with inquiry, and have been dealt in from 131 to 13). plariquita shares are marked 15s. ; Coln* Copper, 40 ; Port Philip, 6s. ; Austra lian Mining, 12s. Sd. ; Linares, 8,1; and General Mines (Nova Scotia), 161 ex div. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining yesterday : Exc Al i ke la d a t e onsobs, 121, 4 } o, 4 0 121, 1, 131 ,• Cern Brea, 50, 521; Craddock Moor, 40, 401, 41; Ding Deng, 181_; Drake walls, 21 ; East Providence, 20s; East Russell, 6, 6 11 4 4, 6, 41, 6; Rest Trefoils, 41, 61 ; Ciawton United, 208., 216, 22e. 6d.; Great 6, 54, 1,6, 51, 1, 41, 61; Hingston Down, 6, 61, 1; Lady 225. Us. dd..; MargerY, 9, 91; North Itoskear, 27 1 , ; Par Consols, 21; Padua- Mee., 14e. 6d., 15e. 6d., 176 6d. ; Providence Mines, 81, 88; Redxsoor, 101., 65., 7s. 6d., 86.6 d.; Sortridge Consols, 11. 4, 4,1; South Cern Brea, 5, 61; South Frances, 2621; 1131.• croft, 41, M. 9d., 41; Tolvadden, 7; West Frances, 2 24; West Grenville, 6e., 6e. 6d. ,• Wheal Arthur, 21. 18a. 91., , ; Wheal Charlotte, 21 ; Wheel Edward, 8, 81 ; Wheal tirenville, 11, ; Wheat Hamlet, 12a. 6d., 16e. At a special meeting of the Partridge Consols Mining Company yesterday, the resolution lately Nosed for paying a dividend was rescinded, there being not sufficient funds In hand applicable for that purpose. FOREIGN RAILWAY& iaIIWATI. 2 sa4 ltoliardrie al hafts 1 "V i iratii: 1%0 et l a. v ..... all Roam all 04. OsaaUM • 1 mike all lain sad Dal* , 1 =4OO all fausa al 1.11=4.1.4 . at: a Z 1 2 Siam iffil lisp ni r. 4w . ( Mse iiit: $ j iiirrim aims all Nerweggiek id. - : l ag Palk eel Mitibir. 'ill . elrb VT= Um ime all tui i vv iarai wir ..... ... an . arsiiii ii i : 1 VI De. im= is. 11.41. sli wet s a i l w....rieiFfti dl 1. 22 11" 6 11=6E::: ill 10121011 01 Asibrarp &LAW piret. Brim : ,nisi 6 6 war it Do. New pereset. Oseteil Msoi3p:et Blow S per seal .= CL lt n res is ailL Per tambotOrVcillaSparlpr at DhLkit I II mt /IPA Padua& 1~1 weal De. Now 1 Bur . =ftede hai per r 'Ed. 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If 'g ar ii ii d 0 4 z I Ms 4pm 1 1 161 aJ 4: 1 lad 4 4 !I LNILD. JOINT was W D. NarJlNal Aumwahwii Book se W is Bank et BrltCo N. A Brit.Wi deak Mut. vau asigals Sok et has Aarl Caw &La. Cam. of g.Scot a Aa3.0101. 0. Bank of Bwitserlad ILaNCILDaisk a Attu. , Ueda& Ned Corny. I Lemke Jotwe Mods Low awl Wegaander Nal Prow. of swum Do. Niw Natkomi Du* Now Swath Wales Ovissid Ilaak ottoman Doak 'raviolis! et Ireland Do Tr. 7.;:: AUttfinS. Untie of Austea .. Unite of Looks .... nity M0taa1........ Weit.l%aka' London 10111.1 r MAO oo.oro sa,ax. 13,0w' And. Alaska Kat. I Austrian Agri:a . I Australian anal 141 lain RaUirwata I_ P 9. -- ... . 1915 360.000 19 000 100000 60 000 04 101 .... a1ad177.77. .. o.morm g asmat too Pre( 7i pert.:.. ( V, l Prelcrioce tnr.kko2sr.Stn7lLlze 117 1 I UseT44 7r . :Med. I lag. sad itos4. Con 10 OITA &cm &.1 ills (14.114•40 IS Leedom DiKonot 4 Loages.Oualtes 13 le. *AO NAN 1.711 111 1101671 1 000 BO 00 :71V0i 12010 1 30.4770 90,1130 10.(t0 N 10 400 111 11.004 100 100.010 1 lane u 1 75.0 ed 75.001 1 00.000 4411 10.000100 7 1 1100 . OW. SO Nslisaml=tos. Moils De. D . .. l i f:= l6 "As NeAstparagelltan oriimi e:. NC' WA MOW MI liver Liadaill la Pada Wafts= De. N . 4 ew arrhk" « 1 74:1.=6.; Dw Ira Lam et Tarl3WarAii: : Vt. :: : : II I 5 i li 1i i Ts iii N a 1 I. &i K 41 u ■ • ss 15 11 14 z idi Ka IN I 44 4 A X 4, i i Si 111 If 11 4 444 a 4 64 ! A 1a ni I'.' i 1 - 11 ou i j 3 11 ;$' i 1 id IN ail 1:11' Ui 1 27 zd Si I ti Iv Him 11 21 I l A I 1 11 11 11 111 I 1 5 5 N 10) 11 01. 111 aill OUTWTITINO A GANISILEIIPER.—A remarkably cool, bat at the rum time • clever case, on the pert of a de termined poseler, in outwitting a gamekeeper , hes just come to our knowledge. The fellow waa hard up, sad ommelved the idea of getting himself splendidly attired in .broadeloth, and sa ll ying forth about mid-day with ague and two do ge to an estate on which the proprietor was not resident. The poacher had a how hours glorious sport anettenarbed, mad succeeded in bagging a machinable number of bans, haddes other game. bust as he was preparing to rectum base, the gamekeeper made his appearance, but the seemed not to be daunted, for he very politely fild IM keeper that he had been looking for him all cia - sod tree glad to see bins, as he had lost his road, and woul d' fed WWI fr he (the gamekeeper) would show Yea the way, said he would intimate hL kindness to his moisr, Mr. —. TS* gamek eeper erconsidered the ponder • gatierasa, sad et onoe not only shovel bbl the seed. het puttered to awry the bag, which he teak her the per bees ihealdera, and carried it five miles. The twelbamated,bdthe psshsr before going away, remarked till be MI se elrege,so de he would have rewarded the Wye der bk Irealls; rve Ikea he would see hint soon and would give him emsething bin& some. Only fancy the chagrin of the keeper when Main to learn whose bag be had carritat.—dtirliag Amnia . -- lorateo AUSTRALIAN 11. ocossions we have alluded to the esimardinry reselpes some of the railroads in Victoria. By the pnemnit etYel returns from that colony we end that Lk* reselles in the Melbourne and Holetion'e Bay lies for the week witted 3rd December last amounted to 2,1561. 18s. /d., while an lie following week, wain the teeth day, they were 1.49111. Ils. 61. ; giving thus en smar t wary retina of 1,411511. The satire linnet et this law cooly a mile and had, =Mel minis of pern. . per mile Per wish, vba• in avenge only 47k per mile par Ma. Time dt. selsired sa ist Dees:ober teat wee at the rib at 14 per oat. per moos The et. Lids lino aloe saanded the =Mibe I=Za at the prega ; carriage meow lag% bade( peeved _Oa iireadast 40 etawnte biteriag posseager keno. The Goeleag led Ma boon* lima beteg *alp Peetelle=ythe mg " net published. Wu* esadierall ; it wee telly aelseleil to la bialdp simmattee This _ _Wed to Nei boom, sad with projeeeed tome% lass es kedres, to be so siessieetal se eao other seaway arlataking hi the colony.— IMI11•4 Feb. IL 11 THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. no.tx OV AFL CAVNT. Mr. Hen. Cannt, the celebrated pugilist, and landlord of the Coach and Horses publio-house, in St. Martin's-lane, attended before Mr. Henry, in consequence of the receipt of a paper purporting to be • summons from this court. Mr. Quint stated that he had received through the post the paper he now produord, requiring him to appear to answer • charge of conspiring with Pierri, Orsini, and AUaop, to asemeinate the Emperor of the French, and also of keeping secreted in his holm a quan tity of combustibles intended to be used in the attempt. He was fully prepared to answer the charge, and to produce the articles alluded to, which were only squib cases, left at his honer for mate keeping by a firework maker. (Mr. Cana had brought with him a brown paper parcel con taining the articles in gaieties.) On hie presenting himself at the entrance of the court, end making inquiries of the officers, he was awned that the paper he had received was not one of the sunarsesese el this court, and that in feet he had been hoaxed. Bat he thought it would be mire satisfactory if he saw the magistrate. Some Mends of his had assured hint that the summons was a regular document, and had somewhat alarmed him by intimating that be stood in danger of being handed over to the Preach authorities and transported to Cayenne. Mr. Henry assured the applicant that the document he had received did not emanate from this court. A summon would have been served by the officer of the court and not by post. The whole matter was • hoax. Applicant thanked his worship sad withdrew. SOUTHWARK. MARGE OF MANSLACONTIR IN A WORKUOV , i. ABOWS 1110111101., a powerful looking young fellow, a pauper, belonging to St. °laves Union Workhouse, South wark, was brought before Mr. Muth= for final examina tion, charged with causing the death of William, en elderly eccentric man, an inmate of the same workhouse. It appeared from the widows of another pauper, that about six o'clock on the evade( of Saturday, the 6th inst., theprisoner, deceas ed, and several others were in the "01d man's hall,' and the prisoner teased him by calling him "Yorke.," a name he did not Mo. The prisoner, however, continued to bother him, and at last the old man got ins passion and attempted to strike him. The prevented him and .truck himhima blow which canoed ri t tr ir ofal l. He recovered himself shortly afterwards, when they all went into the supper-room and then the deceased GU down in a fit and never recovered. He died on the following Thursday. Mr. James Thomas Mackintosh, the medical officer of St. Olave's Union, said that on Saturday night the 4th instant hews. calked to ACO the deceased iu the infirmary. lie was insensible and 'turning from compresaion of the brain. He attended him until Thursday afternoon the 11th instant, when he died. Witness hod since made a poet marten ex amination of the body, and be found a large quantity of cosanlated blood on the right side of the brain, which was sufficient to cause death. Witness had no doubt it was caused either by a blow or a fell. Police-constable 223 If said he took the prisoner Into cus tody, who, ^n the way t ) the station-house, said that the &cared struck him first. Mr. Raynor, the master of tho workhouse, said that the decumed was • very quarrelsome man, and he had had con siderable dillicalty with him. The prisoner knew hie temper, end ought not to lave annoyed him. Since the last &mini- Dation an inquest had been held at the vestry-room, sad a verdict of . 4 Allsnalaughter" returned. The defendant, who denied striking the deceased but mid that both fell down together, wee fully committ e d to Rew rite for trial for the 'manslaughter. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF COMKON8.—(T1118 DAY.) nada', being Ash Wedawky, the Sr WAIN attended by the Serjeamit-at-Acme and Novena members of the House et Comma, wee present at divine service at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster. The rlsht hon. gentleman after wards, at two o'clock, took the c h a i r in the hoagie. The fol lowing were the orders of the day :—Eoclosimitical Resi dencies (Irtlend) Bill, Churches, to. (Ireland) Bill, Church Rates Abolition Bill, second reeding ; and Supply, ,fl/ INDIA HOUSE.-(THIS DAY) --•-- This morning a special general Court of East India Proprietors was held at the ladis House, for the pu pae* of pasting • vote of thanks to the Governor-General sad army of the company, similar to that elready panted by peirlianand. The attendance war numerous. Mr. R. D. MaNntia, 11. P., chairman of the board of directors, presided. The minutes of the previous court having been reed and confirmed, The Cualataar moved the thanks of the court to Lord Canning, Lord Harris, Sir John Rlphinatooe, Sir John Lawrence, and Mr. FEW; sad the civil service geni tally, bee their Melt duished services in I n di a; eat, in so daft he paved a warm "dock= upon seek oldie elevated parsonages named In the vote, dwelling perticalerly Me services of Sir John I s whose courage, end foresight had mainly cooly* ted to the Sow stead which bad bcen made lumina the mutineers. (Cheers.) Sir li, CURRIE. the deputy chairman, seconded the motion. Mr. Jour. concurred in the Tote so far se it related to Sir John Lawrence. but he thought the miegovornment or want of siatestaanablp of Lord Canning bed warred to bring about the mutiny, and he thertfore could not concur fn • Tote of thanks to his lordship. Mr. Jones concluded by moving an arossdinent to omit the name of his lordship from the rode. seconded the amendment, though be said Lord Coming was ler responsible, perhaps, than other members of the government, on account of his comparative inexperience of hams affairs; while Wen could be us desk that his lordship was entitled to mach audit for the Inman* with which he routed the pressure /or retaliative meaning of • were characte►. The debate was pososeding when our report left. LIVERPOOL Rums Assocunce.—The annual . es ti o /4 4= 3, u•oryord Reform Amodollers was held yes terday ), Mr. T. 8. Ranks preidimg hi the atnesoe of Mr. .C. Ewan. K.P. Tim Mart oannatnlatad the members upon this MAIM of Mr. Swart at the last election, sad laawatid the Math of two preadsest ratorams, Mr. R. X. Harvey and Mr. Harp Mama Pros a own syndraeo which had posted balms= the steratory sad Mr. E. Helm, (a messrv) ft npumied tint anmagenenta had peen man to do away win ths spasm of malting frivolous objections to bond Adis Tann After a variety of speeches, in the coarse of which Mr. George _Kelly no. • satisfactory review of the of the Niersl party in the town, Mr. Ralph 13 was ellen' charms for the ensuing year. ORDINARY SHARDS AND imswan iiil;;;art . "7. filtria.,Woly. arten..latar Aim ~.._........ t. •.„...„...... ~..... ...c., = n th. _itZt: safes. iret • °N l 4l 2iiiikii.D•abser •soar."••• £O.. lanooddro oad Yorkaidii. Do. do. F. El i Do. do ZA nom. London sad BlackwaL MY. Now. . .. Iran i mtlf• 1 03,D . -- ; 70 5 1i i5!th —. ;14 777 1r. 0 - 7 1 roa - T0076 .- siri %lamb., wt. ` l r osolach. D._ Wm sad i Dorti.. aabd.oll•Ustern lng d) ewestikfad 7, - .7.-Wr ...- 7:1;;Z:ai ?1 :1 07.1"_ . ..... ..... Northern Gawks Delos N nth BMWs Nunn DaTOll. Zan hod D Do. • Isahtra—BortGek_ Do. G. N. It Pura Do. loot North London . N.* W, tW i No ah rth k A. 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Saes 4i pis Nat. *ma Wass gads. 4 pa a De. 44 pa east. dotal, Yocaddr44p.a.pa d4ocktout Darillatcas pm TTakaadaKillamay Spa BEITI@II 'A=.7l *Mr slikr:tra Ds. AIL Maid Diaid.:iillClaidd p. Ida. Aw.l„ indorsed *, Batik IL Do. July LID* Did Calcutta Da Jer I. Ir a undhas id Owe Tad Dowd Olds& Odds Dwain Mudd Glad 0. 4 t i t ibeL rg • e Greal gl im s u t . walks er p. Pra/ Lam Da. pay Now ii . Do. lia ,PCIII Da. o. N. I* • Do do 71. added ad Madras Guar..) par add D. ger mut. . ko. gra Nei .... :44 get %id" 74 dr.* N I par aid I v L e o ,COISA i .7. Z 1 6711,11 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.—THIS DAY. The wheat trade was firm this morning, with a fair amount of business doing at the extreme recce of last market day, and in some instances that day's quotations were ex ceeded for both wheat and flour by 6d. to le. per quarter and sack respectively. Barley and oats were fully as dear as before, and beans and peas were unchanged in value. AiRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM FED. 16 TO FEB. 17. N6ollob it Dootab. IP*. 10r1076 . 11116600 ..... SSO 330 it•zier ........... 310 1,6) Ow ro I . Mil I cm) Malt an .... &lamb Nook P6ev. IS) ; andlia /kw, b i nd % 600 iiiiia MIIICING-LANE.—THIS DAT. Scow—The public Wig are progressing steadily. Bar.. badoea quoted from 40s. to 45e. 6d for middling to fine. Brown Demerara, See. to Ns. Refined lumpy 68s. to 5Se. COFFEE.—This article continues in fair demand, but prices are with difficulty supported. Plantation Ceylon middling sold at 60s 6d. to 655.; 6ne new crop sold from 80s. to 69e.; Corte Rica, 68s. to 60r. TEAL—The market continues dull, although the statistics of abort importations and large deliveries would point to hi4htprices. Common Congou steady, at 126. oontinues dull of sale. ii.Cii.. 7 -DeintearaTrOoTaold at 2a. 3d to 2a. 5d proof according to quality. Corrom.--600 bake sold at fall prioes. COCHINIAL sold at full prices in public sale. Silva. 3s. 9d, to 41. Id. Markets generally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW !WAR/LET (THIS DAY.) The market is steady today at the seamed quotation : Town Tallow. 61s. 9d. sett cash ; Peenburg Y.C. on the spot, 630.; February sad March, 635. • April and Joss, 62e. 9J ; Ooteber and December, 61a. 3cl.' BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. MORS. Pattenden and Smith report that although there is not quite so much doing in hope, on account of the mer— chants being at this time so much tagged in the seed trade, still prioes are fully supported ; and it is exported that when the aped trade is over then will be an extensive hop trade again at improved prim. LATEST SPORTING INTMIGENCE (IT macratc TiLiozArn.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.—THIS DAY. FOREST PLATE HANDICAP. Tbree•qu•rters of • res. Vandermanlin, Fa:hunter, Bader Chid, Riga, man, Maggie Lauder, Lady Aintree, Greenwich Fatr,lYaller Gal, Queen Lily, sates, Woodmite , Blewberry, and Honey tree, are here. - FAT; 1 7 cir . urr.—Flyaway and Ibez. HURDLE RACE. About 24 miles. }Dudley T , Hradec Chid, Mks Harkaway, Potter, and Claudio are PAID FORFllT.—Bandboy. HUNT CUP. 2i All are hen buiNiiiiley: LIVERPOOL LATEST BETTING. 100 to 7 opt Lough Biwa 15 1 Knight of the Shiro NORTITILRN AND EMITS= RAILWAY.—The utael half-yearly meeting of proprietors was held yeatonloy, at the composts Alm, Bahama* stetioo, Mr. R. Bateman pre siding. The general statement of receipt a and expencliturs, to 3Mt December, 1867, wee es &Bows : To amount received for mils on 14,400 601. Mores, 719,8901; to ditto for instal ments on 6,166 new 601. shires, 239,9731. ; to cash received of the Sutra Counties Company (belsg the present 114004 dm" pital eopeaditore over 960,0001 ), 2,2861.81. ; to balance carried down, 1471.; total, 9 6 2,286/. 6e. By cost of the railway, am par account to 30th Jane last, 982,2861. de. By bassos iseroght down, 1471. A dividend of IL 6e. each upon the guaranteed 5 per cent. shores of 601., and of 11.10 e. each epos the guaranteed 6 per cent. shares of the mime amount _I!!• declared ; less alz-ty tai; sad the promJ ago, whim were merely terminated by a vote of thonts to the emirates.