The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-12 00:00:00

egARING-011088 (Til HOYI lsL COMPANY (LIMITED). DAY.) COMPLAINTS wrra REGARD TO VLSITORS. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders wee mkt at 10 &stook this morning at the Hotel, the Hon. Dna BUG is the chair. The report stated that the house bad been wall filled from i bo w slening, mod numerous aitathens for apeeememe b e d thetastly been declined. During the winter months a dean= of busithes might have been aeticipated, bat on Ise matrary, the demand has frequently exceeded the sw eat of aeomamodstion the betel in capable of & r aw The public have also haply availed them si;as of the Railway Restaurant, and the Shades in Vil thogreset, both of which have been very eneeserful. p l a directors have thought it desirable to supply what has hitherto been felt by coatizien' al travellers se • great want *Undo* hotels, namely, a table if bee. A superior table Age at 6 o'clock every evening was accordingly established l e November last in the omegas' apartment overlooking Ike trains and platforms of the Charing-craps terminus ; a id it Mabee° highly appreciated by guests visiting the hotel. The trade receipts from all sources daring the seven and a half months ending the 31st December, 1865, amounted 46,422.1. 3s. IL, and after placing 2,001. to the 'slit of the reserve fend for depreci ation and renewals, them remains • balance of 1 2651. Bs. 5d., and the direction recommend that • die' be declared at the rata of 12 per cent per annum, or 15e. per 101. share, free of income tax, for the seven and • half months, leaving 1,2651. ss. sd. to be carried over to the next half- year. The CHAlllthn, in moving the adoption of the report end accounts, said—l have much pleasure in being able to congratulate you on the successful operations of the com pany as referred to in the report and accounts now sub mitted. It appears that the habits of the English are changing by railways and other mums. Our countrymen begin to find hotels preferable to lodgings. Indeed, I expect a large portion of the population will In time be reddent in hotels in the same mariner as on the Continent—thus avoiding the anxieties of honeekeeping and obtaining • pester change of society There are visitors sow staying at the Obaring-cross Hotel who have lived in it almost from the first day it was opened. We find that to the dull season of the year we have been just as busy ea In May and June. The great number of visitors theommodated has severely taxed the ener i cirs of the staff snd, looking at the difficulties in organising all the details necessary to put such an estab lisherect in working order, I cannot but state in all fak eer that we are much indebted to the officers and servants of the company. With reference to the complaints of in civility referred to in the Times, the chief barmaid, the person alluded to, had left the service of the company before those letters ohms under the notice of the directors. You ma easily understand that where applications for emommodation are more numerous than the place can afford, some inconvenience must naturally occur. The cir cumstances have been investigated, and it hes been found that great difficulty arises when parties keep their rooms for a looser period than they have previously arranged. The apartments are frequently re-let to guests who wish to 021110 in. The crowded state of the hone, renders it impotent:de even to provide temporary rooms in the meantime, and dis appointment has been ueavoidably occasioned. The number of sleeping guests who have visited the hotel sines the opening is 45,000, and that of casual visitors 5,000. Yoe moat bear in mind that when visit es change their minds we =mote impel them to vacate their apartment,. The directors are exceedingly anxious that everything should be done to insure civility and comfort ; and with every disposittha ia the world to afford convenieuoe to guests, it /a obvious the house can only give accommodation equal to Its capa city. The directors, as well as the manager, themes the realest passible regret thet anyone should have bad cause for complaint, and we beg to assure you that no effort shall be wanting to conduct the hotel in a creditable mother. We have every confidence in the manager, who in opening the hotel selected the most efficient employis, but if in the cues named they failed to carry out his instructions be mock regrets it, as we do all. The profit oa the hotel management has been considerably higher then could have reasonably been anticipated when compared with undertakings of a similar nature. The general satisfaction which has been expressed, and the coot need support the establishment meets with shows them instances to be of an exceptional character. With regard to the question of keeping the house open throughout the night, the directors are carefully consider ing this matter, and if they find that any beneficial change an be made so as to meet the further requirements in this thu, without acting prejudicially to the comfort of s generally, they will only be too happy to make such arrangements as will meet the moo. But we must, above all thine, be particularly careful that we do not get the hotel a bad name by making it what Is com monly called • " night house" io such • locality, We pride eareelves, and have been highly complimented, on the quietness of the house. Guests speak of it, that after a certain hoar it is as quiet as their owe homes. I may, however, state, that since the hotel has been opened guests who expect or are likely to be late, having previously ordered supper, it has always been ready for them on their rehire. It Amid also be borne in mind that the hotel is kept open for passengers arriving by the tidal and other trains of the South Eastern Company, at whatever hour of the night the trains may come in, when it is especially taken care that the requisite accommodation is prepared ready for them Is the coffee-room. We shall, however, be glad at all times to meet the public requirements, as fax as can possibly be die in this respect In conclusioo, I would add that we moth not overlook the fact, that not only bee the hotel been successfully opened, and a vast amount of business done, but a most satisfactory result has also been produced with every probability of is being maintained. (Cheers.) Mr. throws Sierra said although be read the letters which had appeared with great anxiety, be felt confident from his knowledge of the chairman and the other directors that a satisfactory explanation would be given. (Flesr, hest.) It now appeared that the lady in question had lets when the complaint wan made, but even if she had not he should have felt satisfied that the directors would take the proper course. A 12 per cent. dividend was very pleasant, but it was also desirable that the hotel should stand well in the mrticostion of the visitors. Another SHASIHOLDI2 also expressed his satisfactios at the explanations given by the chairman in relation to the charges of incivility. He added that having resided in the hotel he could testify to the satisfactory nature of the accommodation afforded both to individuals and families. The report was adopted and • dividend at the rate of 12 par cent per annum declared. The meeting was then wads special, and a resolution agreed to for raising 20,000/. on debentures, making the total debenture debt 40,C301. A vote of thanks to the chairman and the other directors terminated the proceedings. Mr. Westland Maraton'a new play was read at the Haymarket Theatre on Tburality. Miss Kate Wile h envoi to play the heroine. M. Victor Hugo'a new novel, " Les Travailleurs do la Mer," le being tranalat xi into English by Mr. Moy Thomas. _ _ . The experiences of the amateur casual of the Pall Mail Gazelle have been dramatised at the Maryle bone Theatre, ander the title of Lifc in a Woraouse. The Missionary ship John Williams, bound to Melbourne, Australia, which sailed from Portland last Monday week, has again returned there for shelter, having sapenenced very severe weather since she left. There are also several large steamers which were outward bound again at anchor in the harbour, having put beck through the heavy weather which has prevailed in the Channel for so may weeks past. A.lceremony interesting to the English residents no less than to occasional visitors in Madrid was celebrated on the 7th in the afternoon. This was the consecration, by the Bishop of Illinois, of the British cemetery in the suburb of Oaravanohel, about one mile out of the Toledo gate. The cemetery stands on a oommandiog eminenoe, with a magnificent view of Madrid across the Maoranares Valley and of the dreary land for miles around. The arms of Bathed are on the entrance, with the simple inscrip tion, "British Cemetery," and the date of its erection, Inside. over the wit, there is cross. The Times scat that a number of ladies, occu pyieg a high social position, have formed a society for the Cusco purpose of improving the condition of the ballet &seers. In order to become a member of the institution the dancer is to deposit is the nearest Post-office Baviop Bank a sum not less than IL a fortnight. The committee of ladies, on the other hand, are endeavouring to raise • feud out of which they propose to pay a per osntage upon the deposits equal to and in addition to that allowed by the government. The members will thus receive double ie. tenet on their savings, It is also hoped that the fund will be sufficient to afford extra assistance in the event of s'clt- IMMIS or distress. It it, therefore, proposed by the commit tee that the lady of the ballet who has outlasted her pro foulon—ny at the age of 35—shall receive an allowance for three months, that she may learn one of the few trades that afford employment to women. A book for imbscrip- Cons to the " Ballet Benefit Band" is opened at Mews. Drummond's. VEKDICT OF MANSLAUCHITLIL DAY.)— This* Dr. Lankeeter resumed an adjourned inquest at the keys' Free Hospital, on the body of Louisa Deshler. 7 1 10 wan knocked does and run over by s horns and out 13 than by a man named John Wright, who was in 311 0 custody of the polio*. The deceased lady was Med 76, and was the widow of • Belgian pattern's, • turs' after • lengthened deliberation delivered a ver w▪ " " Manslaughter" spinet John Wright. The fore man mid that the general feeling of the jury was that the man was not drunk as had been alleged, ani that he tried tope]. tip when he raw the woman. They would like if Pifsible to recommend him to merciful sossideration. The Prisoner was then oommitted for trial. FORZION-OTIPICZ, Fan. B.—The Queen hag been Ltd to Approve of Mr.Ma jon., ss Consul in oa for his Majesty the King o the Netherlands.— Marette. FXPRESS, MONDAY,. EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1986. 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The discount market is quieter to-day, but the Railwayshares were steady, but Brie declined 1 per amt. Some of the securities of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway also experienced a reduc tion from 1 to 2 per cent., and Virginia State Bonds were lower. The last prices were as follows :-5.10 'Bonds, 674 to ; Erie Rail way shares, 524 toe, ex div. ; Illinois Central, 74f to f ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway 1 Debentures, 82 to 83 ; ditto small, 83 to 84. general rate for the best three months' paper is 8 per cent, transactions at 7i being exceptional. The charge in the Stock Exchange for advances till to morrow on English government securities is 7 to 8 %1N101!'. -(THIS DAY.) Oss The mining market is inactive to-day, with few transactions. Wheal Seton and West Chiverton shares are flatter—the former at 210 to 215, and the latter at 76 to 78. South Condurrow are noted 35e. to 375. ; East Lovell, 14 to 14 ; Nortk erby, 3/. 6s. 3d. to 31 . Bs. 9 d. ; and Ch iverton, 1. MARK-LANE.:-(THIS DAY.) Only a moderate supply of English wheat was on sale here to-day, eseatwise and by lead carriage. The condition of the samples being very middling the few fine parcels on offer were in fair request, at full prices. Otherwhee the trade was in a sluggish state, at irregular quotations, and • total clearance was not effected. We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. Nearly all kinds were in mo de rate request at last week's prices. The supply of Eoglieh barley was very moderate ; o4foreign, tolerably good. Nearly all descriptions were in fair request at full quotations. Malt, the "apply of which was good, changed hands slowly, but at full currencies. There was a fair sale far both English and foreign oats on former terms. The amount of business doing in beans was only mode , rate. The quotations, however, were well supported. Peas moved off slowly ; nevertheless, prices =LA steady. Most kinds of flour moved off slowly, at last week's quo- tatioes. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have been oa a fair average scale. The transactions in wheat have boss somewhat reetriete 1, nevertheless the value of all descrip- Hone has been fairly supported. Ohirka, 39.. to 425. 61. ; Berdiacskl, 43a. 6d. to 444. 61. per 492 lbs. ; Banda:Arcs, 43e. 9d. to 445. 3d. ; Polish, 381 per 480 lbs. The trade for maize Ins ruled heavy. The demand, sweeter the finest cargoes, has been inactive, whilst inferior produce has oommanded scarcely any attention. Prices, however, are ' without material alteration from the previous week. ()elate, arrived, 30s. to 30s. 6d. per 4921 b. ; Danubian, 26e. Sld. ; Dorsi!. 26e. 6d. to 28e. ; Bulgarian, 295. per 480Ib. Burls y has been in improved request, and the late decline in the quotations has bees recovered. Kustendje. arrived, 25e. ; thieves, 255. to 25e. 70. ; Wallachian, 265. ; Bulgarian, 25e. 9d. per 4001bs. For shipment in April or May. Danubian has rea lised 24e., and Azoff 245. per 4061bn. Enos rye has changed bands at 281. 9d. par 40011th No transactions have taken place in beans. Prices, in oonnequence, are nominally unaltered. Barbary are worth about 41s. to 42e. per 480 th s. Milleteseed has been very quiet. n o arrived, 261. 61. per 4801 be. Linwood has moved off freely, and prices have advanced is. per quarter. Btrdianskl arrived, 64e. 9d. ; Odessa, 635. 6d. ; ditto shipping, 65e. ; dit'o February or March shipment, 61s. to 645. 41d. per 4241b5. ; Calcutta, arrived, d6s. ; Patna, 67e. ' • Wirsapore, 665. Bd. per 4101bs. • Bombay, in warehouse, 67a. Gd. to 695. ; Oslcutta, 66: 1 . ; Black Bea anti Azoff, 656.; Egyptian, 62a. ; fine lit. Petersburg, 62e. to 63e. per qr. In linseed cakes, the transactions hers been to a fair extent, at full quotations. London ' made, 11/. to 111. 55.; New York, to barrels, 101. 114. ; ditto I in begs. 101.10 e.; Western, 10/ ; and Marseilles, 91. 54. per too. Cottonseed cakes have mat a slow sale, es rather easier tat till, viz. 41. 15a. to b& 2s. 61. per too. The value of rapeseed hashers well supported,but the demand foe it has been by no means active. Goriest, in warehouse, has sold at 755. ; Ferozepore, 695. to 704. ; Calcutta, 67e. Danubian cultivated, 704. to 71e. ; Wild Black Sea and Azoff, 36a. to 38s. 6d. per qr. These was rather more istpdry for cottonseed, but the amount of business done was only moderate. Now Egyptian, arrived, sold at 81. per too. dearvai. or Sups. - English .• tares, 15 ; linseed. 55 rapeseed, 75 ; and sundry, 181 qrs. &etch : tares, 28 qrs. Foreign : tares, 254 ; linseed, 19,090 ; rapeseed, 38552 ; and maize, 38,552 qra. EX POWS. -Tares, 20 ; linseed, 1,000; ceased, 8,121 qrs. ; and flour, 320 cwts. MUCK! FBICIAL MILD& Poe Qr. RIMY. a. s. Bassz, Lent, red, old 44 to 62 new 36 to 46 . Le. white, old 63 lo se „ new 41 to 61 Norfolk and Lincoln rod, old - to - BasIXT COMMERCIAL AND MARKET.`. per cent. Consols are now quoted 861 to f for money and 87 3-16 to 5-16, or 871 for the account (March 8). Foreign stocks are firm, with transactions to a fair extent. Greek, Spanish Passive, and the Committee's Certificates are in chief request, and have risen per cent. Mexican, however, have declined f. The quotations are as follows :--Greek, 13 to ; Mexican, 21# to / ; Spanish Passive, 26} to 1; ditto Certificates, 14 to f ; Turkish, 1865, 38i to f ; Brazilian scrip, I to 1 prem. ; Egyptian scrip, to prem. International Financial shares are now quoted f to f prem., ex div. ; General Credit, if to f prem. ; London Financial, 2* to 2 dig., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, I to f prem., ex div. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 4* to I prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to 5f die. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with 226,0001. in specie. The scrip certificates of the Egyptian Govern ment Railways Debenture Loan will be ready for delivery at the office of Messrs. Fruhling and Goschen in exchange for the allotment letters duly endorsed on Friday, the 16th inst. A further sum of 21,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. During the last week the arrivals of cotton from America at Liverpool were again large, amounting to 33,528 bales, in value about 1,300,0001. The average receipts daily from the Ist January have been 4 2 850 bales, in value about 194,0001. A fresh proof is here afforded of the incorrectness of the statements lately made to the effect that the United States are sending us little or nothing in return for the large amount of goods which they are receiving front ua. The expansion of the export business to the United States from France is shown by the report of the American consul at Lyons. The comparative amounts of invoices certified during January were as !caws : 1846. Silk piece goods Fr.503,473 Fr. 5,145,768 Bilk ribbons 274,665 ... 2,965,575 Velvet ribbons 109,953 ... 496,1411 Sundries • Fr. 1,042,630 Fr. 2,577,768 x d These goods, from the nature of the trade, as hitherto, are principally on account of French houses, and not from orders sent out by American importers.! At the annual meeting on Saturday of the Com pany of African Merchants (Limited) a dividend was declared for the half-year of 4s. 6d. per share, being at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum. It was also resolved to carry 10,0001. to the reserve fund, and 17,5011. to profit and loss account for the current year. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 1921. compared with the corresponding week of last year. An extraordinary general meeting of the National Steam Navigation Company is convened for the 16th inst., at Liverpool, to make certain altera tions in the articles of association. The adjourned ordinary general meeting of the Lower Assam Company (Limited) is called for the 19th inst. A general court of proprietors of the New Bruns wick and Nova Scotia Laud Company will be held on Vat) Bth March, to consider of a dividend. The half-yearly meeting of the North-Eastern Railway Company is called for the 20th inst., at York ; and a meeting of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company, for the 28th inst., at Bristol. The half/early meeting of the Submarine Tele graph Company is fixed for the 20th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the West London Wharves and Warehouses Company is called for lad the 27th inst. A resolution is to be submitted for reducing the number of directors. The ninth ordinary general meeting of the Crown Preserved Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 1 71 15th inst., at LiverpooL ;l i d The creditors of the "Steam Biscuit and Flour • Company (Limited)" are required to send the par ticulars of their claims to the official liquidator by • the Bth March, the 15th of that month having been appointed for adjudicating upon them. • With reference to the market for American seen !l I rides, Messrs. E. F. Satterthwaite and Co. report ▪ as follows : Business in the market for American securities bee been very limited durii•g the past week, but on the whole prices Igl i d have been fairly limiest/dual. United States 6.20 Bonds have improved nearly 1 dollar, closing 671 to but Illinois and Erie shares show a tractional decline, the former being last quoted 741 to I, and the latter 521 to 53. OLEO. Soot& poisti — • lailb, white . Midi RUM. leasapalteo6) Tick Harrow Baiting - 118 to IA Distilling Grinding B5 to 28 M me. lines, Norfolk, and Suffolk 56 as 65 11Ingston and Wars Bi to a Brown tin. Now era iagtlett, feed 2l to 26 potato 26 to 30 Soash, teed Foal Per Qr. WEIL?. S. Matti° sad Hod - bora 47 to 60 liodock a Monate - = 44 to 36 43 to 4(5 Ruatisa. bard soft ita;ricao. rod . 45 to to wait; BAILIT Pigeon !SAL Poe Qr. 6 6 26 to 20 SO to 22 19 to 26 a to a 46 to 311 06 to 40 66 an Grinding 94 to 26 DtotiUlog limiting OATS. Dutch brewing fowling —• • SI to 26 A IIiIVALIS OF GRAIN. WAITE. CARRIAGIL, fl SIVE. Om w yla 2B to II hite 22 to LI Bolters FLOCS. Tows made: p;; TM Household a to 44 37 to a• as to IT Country Norfolk sad &Wolk, 32 to U sz slap Pa ay. I. I. 22 to 96 21 to 97 II to 24 ES to 44 26 to 32 24 to 31 4 ,699 2,1499 113977 1,601 Keel $ & d. 403 9 47 9 US DAY.) SHARE Oirs o'Chooz. - Very little business has oocurred to-day in the 1. railway market, and the principal stocks show no LR variation, with the exception of a decline of per cent. in Great Eastern. The fortnightly settlement has just commenced. London and North Western stock is quoted 1251 to 1261 ; Great Western, 581 to ; Midland, 124/ to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to 121 ; Great Eastern, 381 to 39 ; South Eastern,72i to 731 ; Caledonian , 129 to 130 ; Metropolitan , 1371 to ; Great Northern, 1281 to 12 9 1; ditto A, 146 to 147. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock exhibits a fresh rise of per cent.. being now quoted 47 to 48. Great Western of Canada shares are steady, at 161 to 1. Sh. IH. BrilwAye. rartaarris Ito es $O- 411 11 p.m. 0111044 sad szines.... 1101 Oarlonian lOook sad 800dcm.... Mamma !IMAM sad Bottorllnne • Duodos,PietkiAbd.Jo inert London Body Owl Do. =ow end&Work= lloolorn Ord. M. Do. L. Bog. Mk.. 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'booth Degas I ifitainsa.ff ohloihokho Taff Val* Da. 0 ..... yak of , Waterloo & Widtaball Ordowarl 11li ---. pm 721 } 1004 IRMO IN TELIAGENUE NT memo BIRMINGHAM MZETING.—(THIS DAY.) WARWICK HUNT IMP. About three miles. The Sultan, !Impress, Litt'e Lady, Neater Oliver, Strand, and Erandywhie are here. REDINOTON PLATE. About three miles. Church The Roos, Crusade. Renault, Road ster, Pot Pend, An of Hearn', Jacob Oscar, Cloister, Sprite, and Ace of Trumps are PAID Yonnir.—Donblooo Pigeon, Hornet, Merrimac, Sinking Fund, Suave of Trumps, Globule, Meanwood, Agag, Manchester, Fairy Kim and Overton. HUNTERS' PLATE. About three miles. Most of the horses (all in she immediate neighbourhood) are expected to run. SUTTON HANDICAP PLATE. Two miles. Express, Asa of Trumps, Corsica, sad Throb= Green are hers. Pap Fosnm—Worthless. HUNT CUP. About three miles. Arms, Kies Webster, Pal Pourri, °orgies, HsUnto*, Slag Tom, sad Tanana/I Greta are hare. THE Firm HAUNTS OF BETHNAL-GREEN AND THE LOCAL ADMINISTRATION. a a INQUESTS.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, resumed, at the Black Dog Tavern, Church-street, Bethnal-green, en inquiry opened upon view of the bodies of George Potter an infant age d 9 mouths, and Mary Clarke, o th erwise White, aged 36 years. The child died at No. 7, Leonard's-buildings, Friars mount, and the woman Clarke at No. 3, Reform-" square," • court on the opposite aide of the same street, or so-called Mount. The jury found that the house No. 7, Leonard's. bulldi ngs, was occupied by • fatally named Markt, eight indi viduals of which had been attacked with typhus fever. The discoloured skins and brownish hue of thee* unfortunates showed that their convalescence wee very recent. The jury then crossed the black and fetid roadway of Friars-mount to Beform- square, and there too they found typhus rampant, and saw gaits sufficient to account for its orsauce. The jury, entering the square by passing under a low archway, found themsslves In a court not larger than a good sized room. Socasnittehousesconsisting of two rooms each formed the sides of the square, and two closets for all tie square in a most disgracefulondition occupied a portiou of she centre. There was no water-butt of any kind, but there was a wretched tap from which the water flowed in driblets—half • gallon in half en hoar—and [tom that source the inhabitants had to supply themselves with the _ means of cooking, and, if they were patient, of clunliaass. In one house the dirt was very ninth the same as in the others, but the peculiar smell was especially noticed, and e, in answer to an inquiry a medical man proseat said "Oh That smell! That is the fever taint." A glanoe at the yellowish brown skies of the inhabitants in view not ottlyunfirmed a this ezVartation, but tended to cut short the inspection on s the part of some of the alarmed spectators. The house S or cabin No. 2 was ocrapied by nine persons — all bad ! the fever, and the father was dud At the door of No. 3 7, stood a boy, who took off his cap and showed with pride s , that all his hair had been shaved off for fever. He stated 2; that twelve persons occupied the house, and that seven of them had typhus. In the cue of George Potter, Ann Potter, 2, Rose-street, deposed that she was the wife of a thairmaker. She used to live at 7, Leonard's- Li buildings. A month ago, while she was is the hospital g with the fever, the deceased got a fall. Hs died at his grandmother's in Leonard's-buildings on Sunday week. Witness, her husband, her father, and mother-in-law, and four children, ware all taken ill of fever in the one two- ; roomed house. Two other members of the family had the A fever in a neighbouring street. Mr. litumbdd, surgeon, mid that he did not attribute the child's death to the fall mentioned, bat to ,inflammation of ° the lunge. In this case the jury returned a verdict of " Death from natural mums?' In the second case, George Clarke, a sickly-looking ragged man, said that he was a canswashar, and that the woman White lived with him as his wife. They lived in ousel the tworooms of No, 3, Reform-squats, for which they paid 2s. 3d. a week rent. The room below was occupied by a man and his wife and three or four children. The water flowed into the Mass front the pavement of the square. The deceased had been ailing for some time past. On Friday week he it found her lying on the floor, and very UL I He pat a sack and other things over her, It el there being no blankets or ciountarpsne, and he went for Mr. Hancock, the parishdootor. Mr. Hancock could 8< not come without an order. Ho went to the workhouse to et. get one. Mr. Rolf was out, and be was told the master tit was ill, and he should wait far an hoar. He went home 101 1 and found deceased dead. She used to have enough of IA food. The witness then described the shocking state of the 7; premises, and said that the place had been whitewashed up within • week or ten days, but that nothing else had been let done to it sines he lived tlcies Four or five persons had U lel been taken away out of the un fi nished place to the Fever St Hospital. After hearing other witnesses, the jury returned • a verdict, "That the dsoriassd was found dead from the mor 82, tel effects of disease of toe brain ; and that her said death sr, was accelerated by overcrowdieg, want of sufficient water ripply, defective drainage, the dirty and unhealthy °midi. tion of the preraises,and mural neglect of sanitary amine. , 1 1, meats ; and the said jurors do further my that the intimation w made by the medical officer of the district of the condi tion of the premises ought to have received immediate ti public attention, and that greater facility • should be SI afforded to the poor in obtaining medical orders in urgent 81 cases." el PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVWWOOS, FIR tlo.—The following are the sales today : Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1206—London and North Western, 1564 6—Metropolitan, 1376—Bufhdo and Lake Baron, 7 7.16 4 7-16 4 9-16—Grand Trunk of Canada, 464 I 7—Great Western of Canada,l64 —Erie, 52) xd.—Mereantile and Exchange Bank, e 416 4d. —National Bank, 64:d. p.—North Western, $4 ad. p. Albloa Marine, 1 7-16 14 d.—Queen Insurance, 5-16 4 p. Thames and Mersey 56 p.—African Merchants Company, IS-16p. —National Steam Company, 24416 ad. d. MAIKIBINTIIa, FM 10.—A moderate bushxds was done, with steady penes Bolekow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited), 4 4 p.— Great Esidern, Of—Great Northern A, 1461 4—Cirand Trunk of cam* 464 I—Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 121—Manehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 60—Metropolltan, 1674 4 4 4—Mexi can, 214—Midland, 124—Booth Eastern, 784—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited,, 84 P.—Overend, Garvey, and Co., 4 p —Manchester, Birmingham, and Matlock, and Midland, 5 Lancashire Steel, 7 d. lintrinon ex, FMB. 10.—The transactions today were in Bir mingham Joint Stock Banka,pA 184 ; Lloyd's Bank (Limited;, at 1104 prem. ; Birmingham Financial, at 1 4 prem. ; British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 4 du ; (Mono:star Wagon tLimited), at 12 1-16 to 124 ; Birmingham Banking Company shares closed at POI sellers. Very welcome intelligence has been received re garding the crew of the Hull steamer Excelsior, which was supposed to have foundered with all hands. The report of the loss of the vessel is confirmed, but it appears that she was stranded, and that the captain and crew were, after suffering great 1112.6145, taken from the wreck. The Germania, another Hull steamer, about which appre hensions also were entertained, has arrived at Cuxhaven with disabled engines. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEPUTATION ON THE EDCOLTION Quvrrion.—We are informed that the deputa tion appointed to urge on government the view, of the General Assembly on the Irish Education Question will proceed to Dublin to see the Lord•Lientenant and Chief Secretary, as well as to London to wait on Earl Russell and other members of government. It has been sug gested, and with some force, that the Water Asso ciation for maintaining united edoca'ion, who have already sent a memorial, should follow it up by an influ ential lay deputation. There is a generally circulated rumour that Hr. Chichester Portescue, Chief Secretary for Ireland, has written a letter, in which he is supposed to have already committed government to a change in the constitution of the senate of the Queen's University ; and as this is a point cm which no doubt ought to be permitted to exit, the member of the lower house who will move for the production of this letter will do the muse a sezwice.—Noriltern Whig. LEraas IN A Tovrtr.—On Saturday, the 13th inst. (Jan.) the whole of the lepers located in Half-moon BA, appeared in the market place of this town offering straw hats and baskets for mule. The attention of the polio. was directed to the fact, and the sergeant, corporal., and some privates ordered the unfortunate creatures to re turn to their huts ; but, instead of obeying the order they went to the office of his honour the Culter and stated that the food supplied them by the contractor is insuffi cient, therefore they have been compelled to make and offer for sale the abovenamed articles for the purpose of getting money to procure ground provision,, salted-fish and meat. His Honour directed them to return to the lazaretto, and promised that he would adopt measures to prevent any further cause of complaint—Palmouth (West Indies) Post. A CENTENARL&N.—The Hampshire papers record late Pro fe s sor at Soothe's, of Mrs. Livesay, the widow of the late Professor John Livesey, of the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, at thews of 102 years. QUEENSTOWN, Firs. 11.—The Royal Mail Com pany's steamship Cabs arrived bare at 1.30 p.m. to-day. She embarked the mails. passengers, and latest telegrams, and proceeded for New York at 4 p.m. All well. " TIEING THE PAPER." IN SCOTLAND. ^To ESC paper mesas to take your manuscript sermon with you to the pulpit and nisi it ti the coagregation. To use no paper meats that either you preach extempore, trusting to the (aspiration of the moment for the words io which to express what you have previously thought out ; or that yon write your sermon and commit it laboriously to memory, and then go and repeat ft as though it were spoken extempore. In former days the prejudice &mind Ike paper was extreme, especially in the west of &ottani ; and almost all clergymen repeated their sermons from memory. Growing intelligence has removed or aleatet that prejudice, and most of the Sc itch clergy uow use Me paper freely.— ltrasses Mg/arias for Februsry. OOLONIAL oovzsmiant ssousina. ------..--%. Meta. Ilp.et..lilliill OOm m 5p.0..1,11744. 14 D 0.6 per et INALMAtIg. 14 De.llperelltar II Da& pet eLlas.4l lf at Ins. opelio.d.l2l l l 7 l . e. 111104_ 900 1 V Do.li e c .____, s 4— 1o e 01 03 is N 80 SI 18 90 101 IN 106 IN 101 IN 102 100 90 92 101 103 106 108 102 108 191 106 1011 165 106 106 90 101 si 96 6000;.. .0:103 .. ~0001 60001.. 009,•• 1.000 . Ago • 1‘,4301 I LOOS .. tidal.. ed -LiNii4? D0.5p.a.Ap..80ci,.19 . 88 1 i0 Olsto. 8 0v.1806. 8 p.a. 19 1878. 802 1 114 Mantillas I par IL. 1873 10 Do. /878 j Di Do. 188810 'Na 1/A tal. Do. Gov.ll pse c0nt 189 ... 18 .INow Bruns. Gov. 8 wet. /1 . i N.B. Wales 13v . IS p,13.18_62111 Do. p. a. ISM to UN New Zealanders' snot. IA Do. 6 Nat OWL li Nova looala 6 p. a.. 11/1 II Quumuulaad Gov. 6 p. ot. S.Aut.Oev. 6 pp s. UM II Vlo.Gov.tp.e.lan.6rialy 11 Do. 6a. 6p.o.Asellina.'l/ UNIT'S)" MU I • Kens. I I Kial S"? 1 i:o . flo :: Cumbrian Com. Gain, 40. 9.- ti •-a Mead Meat keel. De,. CL C od, (TRAWL) Drakewalls UK Benet poop) raist Camden Oat Oen Beee Zed Grenville Seel Lovell Z. W. Boma (Tavlatk Grambler & I. Aublo (keel Law (Limited ) evest (loath Toirte . Ong Wheel Bevy G. W.yor (Helm) tirrytt as lroit Oro North ltoskoar N. Wit. Basest (Mogan) North Wheal Crotty 7=United 1000 akaos • & Camden Coodorrow W. !trances (Maya, I I Hotrod • foot Hlngoton Downs 111nret (Uny Wont) Yin " 6. .. 6,660 i .. 6. 0001 .. 612 1 . 10 1 16 1 • • coos' LON .. 1. .. 1111 .. Illt GIN. 98 96 87i Me 100 105 isifi as - ii LW 96 100 LOO 98 100 NO 106 U 6 106 106 tio t. 14.4 St LICO &La 1.6.0 Put ii7..se wale 4/1 &MO 61.105. 5.10.6 18.17.6 4.10.6 lit io ft 1 . sliris mad Clontl. lin Was. Bead allopo. W. Woke (Llikkaard) I Was& CAI vorWa Waist Won l'riu WL. It 1 1 61: (Ted i°B 4lV W.llLsryAns(lischso ) Wheal Soto* Ma. Tralawney (Usk ) 1011.10GN 01 aLILWITIL H.Luzernbourg Havana and Matansu, no and Fribourg, Katsina. endSabanillal I Mash I Da. Souted North of Moos S p.ot. Do.ilataCharl.3lp.et. Ottoman (Smyrna, &a) Do. New ..3 p. et, Rana &S. FlParn.) • • Royal Swedish 6p. et. ague L Grande 7 P.et. S. LintaLom-lialallp.o. ,flouthlinahof Port.79.e. Soathernot Tranoap.e. 'South Italian 6 per et. twatx.w.ettn.sp.e. Coma. 4 Se M incle-11 eosins ltbst .. Atlantic Td ris.B pd ▪ Agialrellas ▪ knstrallai?dirirk(l; MOOG ilk 1 MIAMI 1 liktoo It a,ooe v ii!:4 - 1 ~d *OM ii:Oie salsa 1 6 : _ ! !. 1 4 gi 1.1.1 L 0.5.1 li S.SLO 18.1&le 86.15.6 is; 17.000 11.-911 111.. 1 00 i ) 00.000 1 1 . 10. IM,OOO 11, 10, 1 1 11. 100.000 100,000 ,J,l al 6.17.0 leo,siot I IftIOOLI WOOD 111111 1A91.?.?, IGATTO] LO SeurrparahThalatataiL le SerilaWatewworim (L. 10 fielekow Vaughan ( s ti • Bombay fiea (Umi I Do. Ord Woe o Do. New 10 British American Laud n. II I. lia& TeL OW 1 5) British Imam Tea (L. I Si Canada Company • Sanadianfmanaluv(L) 0 Ceylon Compaay Ditto A shares 5 ChluaStathip&L.Ci es itty of Loocionft.Pre. L 5 City of MILD Impro.(L i Ifs City of Moscow Gas (L) City Oakes Paul ,• • • Commerotarnatenatia.; Coin. of Afrkentisr. (LI Comolidated Diu Continental U Usa,L.) Cootraetfsorperation Cop. IL Intry,Pesl.7lsp.e. t. lowl.n aloe 04 New. Do.lauat pm.(ll. to pay) uo. oI sieurulus iLi t i ; il-34 I le. SO. 41076 i. ,O. 10. 10. 1 SS. I, ti igo-11 ii:iii 100, 10, HS, Sew 14 16 My". ~~ iu I 110. 1 100,000 1 110,009, 1 7 90,400( 110 43 Ilk !2,000 • 4 iiid • t its ii .t ilei ul to, kooooool , kcal woo ocoool 19 21 a a I 2 In 21 s 10 21 1 11 si 80.31. — sk II se 4 91c . ioji • Si Si Si le IS . IS. 'I -11 85 87 400 425 lj 18 11 22 7 9 17 18th 6 1 2 7 9 623 1416 194 80 F 6 25 27 & _3l 5 MC 21* lee 171 i Crystal Palac e- 100 0. Do. Preference lOO S. Do. 6p. et. Perp.Deb IN 10 Dur ose =i rsoregoo Llialte4) SO 8 (L I * o Isstern Amami Teila ) 84 50 LludlsLaad,,CAFln L lo 10 E. India twig. & Canal 12 fa Ebbw Vale lO 10 IrarpOlsatios.&Tral.(l 6 N. it eald° Takao& 6 Eng. sad ans. Copper aR 10 O h lng g.an .athottlabllarla d ForeliptOrant 14 D 6 1.0 FairbOrn Engineering. ll. 6 II Financial Discount (L.) 10 10 Vorowt. Wsreluntsi (L. 8 IC r Myers (Limited_ ./ • ! 15 1111 G.Crellt&Fla.ot Loca(L 6 11 Gen. Steam 111118 61 kv IS 10 Roma& 3olonial Sa(i.) I l 0 • ong liCong,t Chins Gas 111 10 Radsoa's By 10 number Iron Works(L)l6 $ Oh 10 =atllerm* .Cdt. , (Um.)he. (L.) If 6 10 Internatiousl Conte ad 16 10 (sternal Flasallos. (L.) 6 10 Internat. Land CredlßL 1 10 Hahn Land. U 10 Milan Int& (Can.oay.) sU 10 Do. 6p. c. Eds. r. 18,0 01l 16 loadillookLaseetat(l. ) II 50 Land Securities (1.1 m.) 6 N Load. African Tre 10 16 Lond.endialedoa. BL. I 10 Lon.Conntyland&l I 6 farid.Diariel Tales. ) an 10 Load. Man. hoe. i ) 15 a Loed.G. Omaha C. L) aill 10 Lood.&Glasg.llag.Co(L 10 19 Lund., Italian, &r litm. 16 10 Load. Iler. Diana at(L) 10 N Load.Provlogaartee 11 10 Madras Lerip. & nl Osaal sil6 lb Do. * Marine Inveetteent(L ) 111 N Ihnritins Loadoto.(l II 10 Medic Rates. Tel. (L adl 50 Merchant Slapping .1 l6 19 IllillwallF.LcLaDocEL 1 10 It 50 lbliwall Iron arks.- I 10 Ifstsllaisd&Ool.o. (L) 6 II !ratios* Dia. Ota rti li I IS NstlosalPror.ll St 11 Natlonsliteem Num( SO 10 NerboddatioN & 1.1 a: 6 10 Do. * N.Zeal New Lll and &.Ag.L 1 8 1 OS 1 .Zsaland T aLosu(L. 1 10 IfortbenuommTea4L 1 If 10 Da B It. N.Brit. A nstralaslan(L; 100 10 N.Brit. &Mama. Is.IL 61 10 Howson Tea (United) $ , 16 ocean la mine llnmra. Innurs. 6 1 IS Otisatslllasacisl(Lint 10 6 Ono** ass (Waited) all II Do. New 1 16 Orient.bilsodSteena(L) all 10 Oteg. A eltblandluvelt. I 10 Ottoman Company (L.) I 10 Ottonaau Financial (L.) 10 • Ottoman Or (angled) 01l 10 Overiend,Gorney,Co.(L. 15 ia PausisaiL4l.l9swaelL) 11 .5 Do. do. S. Peellar.Lad&Wia.(L) 10 ~.dealer & O. Illseis di De. ON Now SI Qaebrade L., 11 . (L. 14 Ithinfloy INN IN Do. New . No J. City Iii;;;;Ov. (L ) .1 1 Ditto dlt6o .. • • IS ) ato Janeiro (1;1 . 1 (ltii . .) all ) Bahl Mail Steam lloot.aluuralnar o f IN ) lialith. Bail*. 18 Noc.lntuus.tristynto( ) 10 8. A tla tc :ltatert ni-19 ot S l labosootwo Tolowspit• too a Do, Scrip ll TeLOoasarse.ltliala.(L 11 Tbuttoottoloroo, IL (L , 1 mTrinidad Petroleum (L( 6 Trtistag r. et U. ganeyotgas.L. 1 On.Maziae el Llvelr.it I No wa- MINN ON all thelveraldarlsa Ins. L. 6 Tipper haw Tes(Ura: e t Vsa Di ON osoods Load Warrant VairocalUm 1 10 WatiodasdroddieL(L II 10;600 1 il 111.110111 SI p.OOOl y iii,o - c4i moos' itkoooi Dual s 11 1•T.V! - Pail O* skew wool 2& $ ii:oiii ii,loo most - ~ -: _.ii - f 7 2: *jail mosel 4 0. noon 11 Ivo 2 10.000 I 10,110 100.000 I 24500 2 10,114 1 MO,OOOl ICAO 17. 104 It_ zd iket 17, 110, 0 1 I I s, ii W T I A ' 10. i ii.lloo 100,000 TAO STAN O,COO IMMO AGSM Asa FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Batik la flan Francisco (Use.), pa. 7 pc amt., 151, Belem Western Junstaaa. Namur sod Lima vrr. 6 par asst. pegmoms, 19/, 1. Oromm (Saspos te Aida), 9. Recife sadflem Francisco (Limited) pa. 7 par c..., 3, South Austria& asd LombardcArmatism 314. LATEST SPUD ORDINARY MAR AND STOCILL 114 114 $8 $0 It 12 9! N 60 89 50 61 $5 17 in 103 1501 121 i 119 91 96 98 id 56 61 1244 lt6l 96 96 69 110 ISt 11118. valig 98 /Oa .r. Pal use °® °®l; It OS 16 Va lei V 22 111 112 Tit 701 106 107 $7 la me 114 pm 124 . 126 _._ trr le I pm 71 76 11 12 I 147 149 66 64 117 114 54 66 72 I 711 61 8 9 147 151? .1 101 108 61 U 211.1111111 POIIIIIIIIOXI. Ird: - ILU.W4TB. Lumina a ic. Lawroac• Bosa.B.a. a C. 10.g.6p.0. Lleimko Lake Hans i 91791 09 ps Bei GM...bawled& 6 per ce & nt ien-3-4 OiL •ILListern6p.o.g. Ow T. & 7 Dookep. U. I. n. Dempia IN& impl MI 40 — last ladled du. 6 de.. Wood ri d ...did& 68 en we &ooe Oa 7i to Ivacl ' Lo. fittip. li.l3 ,;; :s i el Do.D 47 . 1 :9 (14der Del.indPiet WOK - Lis. go. dat Do Ird poet. Moak Do. do. deterred Do. alb irraf. Meek . Do. do. deterred Gnat Indian Peninsula Do. gas. 6 per oen6. Do. New do 6. o f indla 6.6 I.74iiirT4sTC.:: W GI. Wootton of Canada Do Do. Now . ..... D0.t . 74 . 3 ; 12 .:1;411. 1 Do. do. do. 1817 loam Una Madras gum. 8 p. mot. gm. do. 9 50... Fo. Kolb. Oorp. per o. Kolb. dad Hobsores Bas Do. 6 p. pay. 1280, Do. 6 p. at.. psi. 1865 1 N.S.otOaa.op.o.pd . 6 par oas p.d. Undo. goot. rft • Nag I Do. do. do—. Do. Fusions d 0...... Do. Wu 11.1106. do. wa es 70 140 102 100 101 1006 sesk 46 46 87 00 se 70 60 00 02 9$ 46 48 91 44 47 40 42 87 4 1 of . I_o4 JOINT STOCK. BANKS. i s MI SO 10, 10 , —... 41, NO , Allfancetesokl/vsepoo l toe, WI !Anglo Austrian m./ 6 'Anglo Baptisn (1. 1 A so, 50 0 .Ampo Halton ( Umitoll • 11. 10 ! fullaticElank.Cor.newsb 30, M Australasia M. 10 'Bankof Baillithfoolurnala 11,600 10 1 Do. New,fietted I pm. tow, St !Bank of Sap. ..... 8,000(106 I Bank of Landow MACS 10 Bank el Otago (limitad) 10,000 100 ;Bank of Queensland (L.) 000' Bank of kustrla 1 10. 0,000 10 50 Bank of Ne Viotorla, w Zealand 61,000! 60 Barnwrs Bank (Limited 66,0001 10 .Brasiltanilartuguseelh 110,0001 50 ilintiala I C.aliferulan (L 1 5.4 60 &Mak N. America 40. W I C. Bk. India, Am., Chiti6 111, SI Chart. Mar. of lnollsotc. 60,000 Welty 1 1. 1 00 CM 40. 3 OA lOom.Bank of Canada 66, Com. Rank of India, he. 000 . 000 1 10 Consolidated Bank (L ) 10,000. 60 Delhi and London 10,S 60 'cat Loudon (Limited) 10 I Rader., Ktchanger Lim) i 1,3 1 English and Amerhian . 10,0 0 0 0 3 6 1 16 i auslum Joint suck (1.4 50,000 10 ,Soot.arawl.Casrtd. 10, SO ' taillaii and Swedish (L 16.01101 13 litany's° ilank(llmited 10,000 100 , BledowaMwaW 6 ll , 4 l ) MOOG 100 I Do. imusd at Ipa 111, 3 00100 Do. New 16. 100 ,Impertal BAH. Limited la 10 'Bislerfal Ottoman —.... 7,000 1661 Do. New. lonian. Do. New / land Moran: ladla (14 I Lon.Bk.ofltesloo.bc.(L 14 'Load.= and Beane= to , b 9ool IS , 1011 IS ,MI GO ISO igioil ;OW II De. New Diodon t River Plate' L Do. New, M. at le pen Lom MBank el emal. lardea and I, Leallea ke " a lciini sosa Stozk d . ;ii ;Loa. t S. Western Wm. I Do. do. New . Loodottentrassnela (L.) Ilea. I Westminste r 'llerchant hank(Lita.) Do. New Aromas I Rethanit Illeze t her. Bank (L. Walked Oak (Ma) National of Anemias's ! National of Uverpooi Liman's:bad.* Do. Did and Sid Mae National Bank New South Wiles low Zonbad gadamb Mora Waimea Memel Sank Commis. Orteni.Cont.D.LlateO.C. Do. do. lateN.F. Do. do. lateF.C. Prowls. 'bald ageorsi4L ;111 a l i 6000 SO 1 000 00 0001 10 6000,100 •,000'100 6 000 6 eoo 100 +? 0 . 100 Koji - io I use iiii koa tee ).00• s kw um I.INNI 1011 lAN IS __ _ ,ai is I r.no s ; ~ 19 DAN w 1 3,000 le 3,000 20 1,009 20 4000 4 93 0.0001 AO 7.11101 00 lM 10 24 0111 10 1 1 1 11Pt if.ioo: `ot+Oo toss Is Proviso. at Ireland Soho& Ihud..ll Delhi (I Do. Lamed at 2 pm._ Soot% Awsh& Nand. al B. B. Africa Do. do. Is. ollipoo Union of Moira Wake ad Irobutt (Id ) Vain at larks. .. . Olostai prim'. 74 73..x1n1i le t I 398 OIL 98 les 181 q Si Us 91 91 ea as 1 oiaix 00 1999 92 as 89 66 IS 100 106 83 86 go es 94 666 96_ 6.9 - I fd - ‘ 98 '9 1 10t6 4 44 ♦7 92 94 60 49 lOU I'l 93!W I 1 6 1 6 1 dim 1 1 pr ict! pm peal pis I 6 S SO S C I 71 ii ii ii R 31 183 141 14 leas 7 ear 42 46 7 Bpa WI 4,. 1 IMa 3 las 48 47 82 4 13 1 a 46 184 194 41 44 17. :al is 1 lilis — oar te OpUs id s loin 04 19 id 54 4 to Se ? US 17 !CO if 19 IT 19 71 aittsa 21 "" 1527 pit idl. 2, Ci SO= ti: bPa 14 pm tit se?. Trt 78 SO 47 48 16 17 0; 1 :1 le Oidt. I al, K 96 'a l 1 2pm 1 86 111 6 4 dig 4 8 Os inar - ici I II it pm ad TO 78 44_ AO Na I Oh. NS! U. \lisst sod West Ds._ 12. IS 3essratilostlesiD,s , PM M. ' oadaittillt.gssit 1,03 k 100 Do. Deb. 111, Ap. cent swot& 114. Scatisiragke 1111 M. &um eilillMlldig rb f In. 1" . iff les LSD 131 • 00 TS TS 34 a at ST 90 I as NM i4:O LILO OATS. Dulles aad Bwedlals Russian BWIL Danle emu" VIAL Maplo Boilers I MIMI Cel Milt. lalbw MOIL Preach. Per"" • • • • aVanlib , ** AMlldeano Per brL • • Osaadiaa. .. • • VW LONDON. BY LAND AND FAB. 3 I'Q FEILIu, LULU- ifliest.,7 -------) " . • 1 1 1 arkl I boom " 0 1 mu. an. 9 1 v. 41 14 gra * , Coilish (ono 2196 MST 1 1101 . Irish 6so 19 257 9 ...• foreign . .. MOO 9810 I .... Mei 1640 —1 ins 2ut I , miaow T 0451.... IEBIO 9119 ,18113 ltuar : e~ { !HUI uii. l iii 4 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) IaaNSIO AND nrralurartoma. rimiourx.) (nor ooa owe ooaazaroJDUT•) The general toee of the ntarketsentinues steady, and the saes en about 10,000 bales. _ SATURDAY Enema Consols, which closed yesterday at 87 to 1 for the Bth March, opened this morning at 87/ to 1, and closed at 87 3-16 to 5-16, or 87/. For money the last price was 861 to /. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 86 1, / ; ditto, for account, 87/, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 861, # ; New Three per Cents., 861, # ; Bank Stock. 247 ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent., 102#., f ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1001. Indian Government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills remain at 7s. to 2a. dis. There was a better demand for foreign stocks, and the course of prices was better. Mexican and Spanish Certificates were in special request, and rose 1 and 1 per cent. respectively. Moorish also improved , 1 ; Egyptian of 1864 and Spanish New Deferred, i ; Italian of 1861, 1 ; and Spanish Passive and Brazilian scr i p , 1. Venezuelan Old Bonds, however, receded 4 per cent. ; and Turkish of 1862 and 186 ' 5, together with Portuguese, 1 tog. The shares of the financial companies were in de mand, and have improved. London Financial and Imperial Mercantile were in chief request, and rose 17s. 6d. and 7s. 6d. respectively The a dvance in -1 Financial, . ---- International General Credit, and Credit Arrival for the wl. ee Thek ending Seth F last - ebruary led year, , Foncier and Mobilier a mounted to only about, "ski :1 641 2 7,• d 6813 c ask• • ant y la "sk 6 °. 1 Is. 3d. The last prices were as follows :—lnter- ' national Financial, 3-16 to 5-16 prem., ex div. ; METROPOLITAN OATI'LI ILtRIEET. General Credit, 1 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; London crlllB DAY.) Financial, 2 1 to 2 1 din., ex div. ; Imperial Mar- The supply of beasts has largely toesested, ' to li her being able to seed next sea. Oa the average reins laet week, and in some d to the f of ig not candle Credit, Ito 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Ra cier and Mobiher, 3 1-16 to 3-16 prem. quality is good ' the prime are rather lower, sea National Discount shares were last quoted 104 to some inferior qualities some. be dimmed of. She* about yr late quotations. Good ctlves are still Ores and i prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 54 to i dis., show- 1 .a pp lied with chows 7ituttateLbuktewere je st* . f .I;o: rid :yr s lug no recovery ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 41 to prem., being ss. better; sod Hudson's Bay, 161 to dear. From Germany and Holland there are 1 , 270 beasts. I, showing a decline of 2s. 6d. Miscellaneous shares 7,390 ahem U 5 cubes, and 115 pep; Frew*. 113 beasts were firmer. Credit Foncier of Mauritius, English Scotland, 950 berate ; Ireland, 420 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, and Australian Copper, London and Provincial , 4 2 r 20 ; aad ., 1,360 fer . i i. the Fortbr_re and midland wen its. Marine, Merchant Shipping, and National Steam I rmir=rnesiggs. g / a 's I Der r : r m.& lan, ,t d i I were in demand, and advanced. Royal Mail Steam 1 BIM -64 :0 Dot Losoiroola.... 58 10 also met with inquiry. Ocean Marine and Union gi c a r m ui " IL be" 2 2 3 6 84 Da t secoad al"" i l a 0 31 0 13 1 0 3 Marine gave way. rtm The shares of Charles Laffitte and Co. were 3•41:1"1"ftf-broa, e 6 3 WM* 0 0 n:• "MU at k market. w: sheen sod lambs. 20,930: mins. nominally quoted S to 1 prem.; and London, pee . Es . Asiatic, and American Company, 4 to 1 prem. ----.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. — (TH IS DAY.) C an adian and New South Wales Government Nears. Patteniss and Smith reran that the sisaiLo• debentures were in more request, at an improve- i , remain. somewhat heavy, stooks of all descriptioes Dot C en t ra l ving meat. off slowly to meet the iesawdtaM requirements of United States States 5 . 20 Bon ds and Illinois semen , and ps i, , e„lin g ,,, er w i Arm MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Snow—Tbe maket continae• dull aad tautlys for both Tow and refined. COMM.-70 0 bogs of /Cativo Ceylon sold at 67e. 6d. for good ordinary mixed. P;antstiou Ceylon continues firm bat quilt. Tee.— A limited business is doing at steady price.. market is steal) , at previous prices. Puree.--400 bags of Peneog sold 3 7-16 d. full prompt ; good West Coast at 30. cash ; also a parcel ot white Sin gapore at 6d. C o vrow.—The market has become dull and previous fall prices are not supported. The public salsa advertised for to-morrow consist of 700 Mids. 9,000 bags of sugar, 900 bags of coffee, about 3,000 packages of Indias teas, and sundry drysaltery goods. - TALLOW MARK E T—(THIS DAY.) The market is stesAy. Tows tallow is quoted 41s. 31, set cash ; Petarsburg YP.. on the spot, 465. Od. ; Msrsh. 465. 9d. to 475. ; April to June, 47a ; Oct. to Jane, 490. to 495. PAIMCOLLIS OF TALLOW . I lOW. I AWL WEL I ISM Stock on hand this day..cadia 47,119 Delivery lest week ..... • 1,676 Ditto trout lst June atm Arrival last week 176 Ditto from let June mats el. PriasY.C. on ewt day—, Ditto Town LA Frida7 06946 400 65,076 66 80,074 d. 40 9 66 0 46 6 43,039 9,496 90,734 19 79,164 4 (1. d. 413194 44 3 0. - -.-..- - - - iS te BO 31 to II SO to 38 38 to 41 31 to 36 31 to 36 h•L- II