The Express. — London, England, 1867-03-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. - (THIS DAY.) 4•01 . 1 IT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. 1. , the Judge Or.homey mod a Speeial Jury.) ( . n sl,:li i r . witedir .oiii str.t.it. •• ..: a petitimi by the hush:m.l for dissolution of . , . ..it it hoe wife on the ground of her adultery with !eoielent. The 1-el...relent and co. respondent ' ‘ •'..- eharge. This is the second trial. on the • THE FENIAN RISING. (sr imamate Titania's.) (FROM OUR OWN eoalLiSroNnt. LIMERICK, SaTERI All quiet. No reports of coneeq ce n country districts. The telegraph wires were cut on ' the 'Wicklow line last night. • SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) oils 01.001. 1 The dealings in British railway identities still Eastern, !. '•, ~..:.:1, took place hoet July, a ateiglobour of the pre- - - ------ Metrop olitan . . e - l oud it a peeared in ['meant in a like character . .-. found that 111 . il.td MA rl/111111ittl . 11 alliiltery with ~,,,,iT i Nilior ri:, ,fro,.„! EXP . . RESS, SATURDAY d m t i h d e la g: :771 ; tendency of the market is dull. Great Northern ~, s it h' s m toc a k h P aa re". tlec wi l e in ra ed nere i of pe r sal ce e nt. an ; Great Western, k ; and Metropolitan, London and North Western, South Eastern, and Great stock is now quoted 1211 to I, ex PRESENTATION OF THE CITY ADDRESS div.; Great Western, 411 to 42i ; London and North To MR MAJESTY ON THE BIRTH OF A Western, 117'.'t to i, ex div. ; Midland, 116 k I • : ...i,•khr. hut beitoz. divided on the other issue they 0ng0..1 o. PRINCESS.-- ITIIIS DAY.) to A, ex div. and n. •; Lancashire and Yorkshire, •,Hr itmoit ..ming to a verdict. e,.• ~ l, 1.0 l'.. mu! Mi. Searle appe:orol for the peti- --•"- 125 to 1, ex div.; Caledonian, 115 to 116 ; South „.. 1 , 0 „. , Pursuant to n communication received from the E astern, 67: to A; : sir 11. Colfi, r mid !tr. Tristnini for the Great Eastern, 29 to f ; Ni s. I : , la MA..I .1t kinsen and Dr. Watubsy fur Home-office hunt evening the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs. and Great Northern 114 to 117 1 1 , ex div. • ditto A, . !,••••p..h.trut. , the members of the Common Council proceeded to Bucking. 1211 t o 122:, ex di v . ; L on d on , Chatham, and I ~. t ththl.-T .ner i•• a ut maj atot Maar, g.. neral i in epatemn the rnober, y, andle37 he ham Palace soon after eleven this morning, for the purpose Dover, 17 to I ; and North British, 2,31 to Mk. 3 ~•I 0...R S lof presenting her Majesty with an address of congratulation Very few transactions have been reported in • 1.,•I then sin ,ois: return., from Al o .. ano , to. s I ' l 1' ..1. I wl •re he . „ 100,....ted. mei e.i. 1 7 vs - " , - of age. They cohabited in on the birth of a princess. Some interest was attached to foreign and colonial lines, and prices are without , oie(11 le 11, when they come to England. In the event, as, we believe, this is the first time the Queen change. East Indian are quoted 107 to s ; Loin . i., the petith,i.e,.., l ea s, of abeenee expired, ' h as received a public body in London since the death of the hairdo- Venetian, 16j1 to a ; and Grand Treink of )Ire. Wri!.;lot oli.l not rejoin lain until 1851. I : lamented Prince Concert. In the Lord Mayor's ouc/go Canada, '..0 to j. i ll.k IL only to tint to in the following yeior in conae• . p „. t i. r ole his lordship's chaplain, and the mace and ORDINARY SHAMS AnD STOCIII. „.. of di-health. Sloe was committed by the ~, te the c.,r. .of the co-respondent, Mr. I tetanus A.lOl. " sword bearers, and next in the order of pru- ah. I ~,, I RAE,,wAis 1 Clete I Salm to-da7 ~ Ili 1.1, ,ii.orzion, in soissexaeonlens, liple.perk, who cession came Sheriff Waterlow, followed by the other City I e I to 1 p.m. 1 • ~ v. , ~Inv A ion hy marri.i....e, ,1117/ .1 . 1/0 coot inlll.ll for many dignitaries. On arriving at Buckingham Palace the demi- LII• 'I'M. ~,,,3 199° 1 999 , 119916 -, IN l i g ad = ~ :ofterw.orole elre. tVight'e anolical attendant. In a I tation was received by the Secretary of State, who intro- as ioo - . c ia , -- h r i sa m-- ... ... .... 27 " I 40 46 . , the to r retired front the army, and havingea 0...1 to this euentry And renewed cohabitation with I duced the members to the Queen, to whom be handed the i t i sli oo :cons iximin wal .idsmi. i J. .6 4 e : .1 -. • . . de, they lived together until lielet, when , address, which was rut follows : IL 100 Dundee,Perth,&AbdJu 70 72 - e.orotion took place. the co-respondent being named I " Most Gracious Sovereign,-We, your Majesty's dutiful 1021 lan 'Last London Scrtpairt. -- - - el the trusto,. From information which setae. , and luyal subject', the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com- 1(-4/ 1 10 I Do - -•-• - co . . ntly reached Mato the petitioner was led tii believe that ' tug City of London . Common 100 00 ~,..40 1...f fe wz mit.r.. u.dS. W ord ostorn . „ 1 28, 12 114 24 isk ~ irri ,,, l ~0 . o , in i toi . o0 ,, ; "nun o f Aresj..tel. tot li.el long lX 100 I Do. & Ang. Stlt., N 0.2 6 7 - :ere,out .t. a Ith hie wife. .t... 1 lie in coonnequeuce ineti- I bled, desire to offer to your Majesty our sincere con gra- SA 100 i tarsateiortli of Scotland - - - •*. .1 ei...!....in0,fe f.•. a .li, ~.....•. T 1.,•...: was no issue of tuba' on the safe delivery of her Royal High- ea leo 'Groat Northern .......116 118 ad 1171 ad • laarroige. nese the Princess of Wales and the birth of a princess. N. 100 !Do.A j A rec.no &v. tut- 1211 1221 ad 1211 _ ad Pie ease hush not made ranch prog,ress when our report Grateful as we feel for the many blessings we have 1 til6p• ale S it t. ir) 1 golrd. Del. Div.= = = 111 id 1. •• - I enjoyed under your Majesty's beneficent rule, we cannot el 100 Gt. South & West (Ira) Se Si - Iti at 100 Gnat Western 4ll elf 421 112 1 11 THE POLICE COURTS. but take a lively interest in all that affects your Majesty's SC 100 DoiltenrYstOna Mk - -- - happiness and the welfare of your royal house. IL 100 Do. South Wales - - 60 65 - (THUS DAY.) We earnestly hope that God's choicest blessing. may be el I: D9roo: W . " 16 . - ° 2:. & 66 02 -- se - - vouchsafed to the infant princess, and that in future years Sa. 100 Lanceahlre &Y 115 1251 1251 1 CLIiIZKEN WELL she may be a comfort to your Majesty, and offer !. 1 . 100 10011 ° 011 .C° 14 TT ". 16 712711 ad LV OE , n• i I iNEiit. -si thukti ItotiltEßT to ' 20 0/. DV • to your peop l e a b r i g h t examp l e o f t h ose pub- sx 100 londoe,Chatham,&Dov 7 173 86 100 Do. II et Extan.A6 p.c. IS 16 sEI:VANT mac. I lic and domestic virtues which have distinguished 111. 100 Londtsa&NorthWastn. 1171 1171 ad 1171 111 xd .U.,,-th,e Sel,” 4 r. a,. , ,,N1 20, A native of Gerniany, deecribeol - ~. . demeette Servant, woe charged before Mr. Barker with the members of your Majesty's illustrious family, s t. 100 London&SouthWastern 90 82 ad 100 Ilan. Abet, & Lincoln& 47 48 47/ ,- : 1,4 foe. die .Iw. 'ling-Mouse of Mr. John Kertoze, That your Majesty may long be spared to reign over a at 100 Metropolitan-- I . 1,. r. of if i, r..... 5 . r .,00f, jeli ng to n , two pillow cases, loyal and faithful people is the earnest prayer of the 11. 100 D. o. c i rtßl d l l ;7 l o - 106 106 105 44 ~.. -ilk apron, and aII U1111.14 . 1 . 0f articles of wearing apparel, citizens of London." 100 611 IlistropolitanDeMict - -. 781 : • I do- wav further charged un suspicion of atvaling 200/., The address bating been read, her Majesty made the XS 4 Do. do. do. - - - t .:matey, of her eoployer. t e e n Do.& St John's-wood - - --. i •oot tie- evil,-tire of the prosecutor, it appeared that following reply: S A 100 Indland ll6l 1171.1 &it • .• • prisoner had loom in his employ for some time, and " I thank you very sincerely for your congratm I • all Do. E. shares - -ad & n - .. •Imugli be had been missing a large quantity of things lootione on the birth of the princess, my granddaughter; St 100 i Do. term. & Darby 55 ,5 8 .6 72 d an - I owner ...tonectrol the primo...T. Aluut a month since, St. 100 North British ~ - and I derive great gratification from your increased emu- St 100 I Do. Edle.,Pseth,Dund. 14 15 ~ a sumhy evening. Iris house was entered and xd I • Um, safe, containing '_. ioot. ~,, taken away . names of the affectionate interest you take in the hula- 61. 100 ,N. Eastern-Berwick - 1021 1031 ad 1021 1 bap pi- MI 161 . Do. Par- 11 did not .res p ect, the pi honer of taking the news and welfare of myself and my family." ft 100 , Do. Leeds ..- i 62 43 ad 62 ad as it was as lunch as two men could The deputation then returned to the Guildhall. St. 100 i Do. York WI 971 ad 061 ad .. iv, lint as Flo. was the only party that knew where it fel. 100 , Do. Carlisle - - - 1, ~...,..1 what it contained ()sables his wife and himself) -- - --- - - -- - 16 en . Do. Stock.lDerUng.i St 86 ad - !6 20 ! Da do., IEIOO4I . 9 10pan zd 1., Teel no doubt that she had communicated with the BETTING 1N LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) el 100 North London lll 116 ed 115 ad ti,., i. s, and had admitted them to the house. As he 10 6 ! Do. do., l&k. 1 1 sd - --...--- fe-aet that he ea. still being rubbed he went to the Ot. 100 ,NeethStaHordahlria 69 71 - ...,I,ce-tation, and, having pnocureol the aid of a constable, HALF -PAST Two O'cLocx RAI- ' • N. 100 N. &8. Western June. 113 116 ad - 1.,. .-arched the prisoner's box, and there found a large The usual Saturday muster ; business, however, not IL 100 'Scottish Central -. 145 112 thnuher uf articles belonging to hint. There were also a remarkably brisk . Hermit has again beat a retreat N. 1 , 11 t r. 7 Unkia '- 44 46 - ad 441 ....' sd I , ~IsT of new things, articles of finery, such as she could for the Two Thousand, as much as 100 to 6 having been Ift. 100 south Eastern , 671 681 671 II 1.. ier have purchased out of the wages she received . He 91 ad laid. He goes well, however, for th e Derby, 101 to 1 10 en 969190 0 601 : 19 1 999 4 9 ci 6 9 Lel noticed of late that when she went out she was dressed es. 100 Tail Vale . 161 167 id -. 1., showily. He bad heard that she was often seen in being taken. Sonic speculation took place on the City to 4 1 Do. C 121 14pre ad - the company of a young man, but who he was he did not and Suburban, but none of the horses were backed for any St. 100 'Waterford & Knkmmy - - -. ill • IWeilsrloo & Whiteholl l - -. ... know, l arge amoun t s . Cl os i ng prices: • 1161 1 1 1 id& in. Mr. Barker asked if there were any chance of recovering CITY AND SUBURBAN. :au' portion of the 2110 f. BEITISH POSSESSION& P.oliee.sergennt I:rittain, of the N division, said he 100 to 8 apt Wild Agnes (off, i 100 to 7) M. I Pd. I MAHOUT& I doing prism I flake 20 to 1 - Aldcroft (t) 0...1.1 like . remand. 'floe prisoner now being in custody 20 to 1 - Thalia (t and off) 100 ,an ,Atlantle&Bt.Lawrseosl 17 N - t,.• re might be an opportunity of catching the parties who 51 'lOO Born. Bar.&C. In. gbp.c. Bet a, 101 4 1 101 stele the ode. 25 to 1 - Longdovrn (off) 91 , 12 i Do. 1 , Shane pm 1000 to 30 - Jasper (t) - The prisoner, who treated the matter with the greatest 101 ell buffalo & Lake Hama. 4 - ili , htference, said .he had no questions to ask or any ob -1000 to JO - Ostreger (off, t4oto 1) it - all, Do. Preference 6l 61 serisitions to make except to say that she ilia not steal the 1000 to 30 - Weather Star (off) 100 400 ,Buft.,BrantotOoderlch •-• baf, and the moue 1000 to 30 - Foresight (off) I I 6 per cent 187244 - 1000 to 30 - Little Itover (off) St 100 ' Cat &S. Saaternsp. at - - -.. y . Mr. Barker said it was a very suspicious case, and re- St. 10C Caps T. & Dock gi l t 48 52 60 in tnded the prisoner to the House of Ikteution to enable TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 ,' all ,Domersra,7p.c. 1014 104 -- the police to make further inquiries. 4to 1 eget Plaudit (off, t44to 1) II 100 'LA Bowl ma. a o lOll 11121 1021 If MARLBOROUGHTHEET. 6to 1 - Julius (t &w) 20 I 6 1 Do. do. 6do - - - 11 400 feat Indian mt. 6 do- 1461 1071 107 1 10 to I - Vauban (off) toe sit:MANG. Bt. .100 ,orsed Trunk of Canada 16 21 20 101 Ws,. Bishop, calling himself a stableman, was charged 100 to 7 - Hermit (t & off) 100 i all Do. Equip.11..8.61..4.1 88 10 - b fore Mr. Knox with nteating a dog, of the value of !it., 20 to 1 - The General (t) 100 'an Do. Mon& Bonds . 02 54 - e prolerty of Mr. George Evens , a the British Hotel, 20 to 1 - Knight of the Garter (t) 100 1 all Do. do. deterre d - - - d2O to 1 - Van Amburgh (off) 100 ell I Do.tad prof Heeded 03 56 - .loyiestreet. 30 to 1 - Trocadero (t) 100 i all , De. do. doterred - - - sergeant Bunco:, :. C, last night, at 9 o'clock, saw a little 100 , all Do. and met Nock_ 17 40 -. .1, , • eating on the step of the British Hotel, the prisoner DERBY. HP •an Do. do. deferred - - - .1 few yard. off, looking at the dog. The sergeant watched 9to 1 eget D'Estournel (off, tloto 1) 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock., 23 25 - the prisoner, and saw him take up the dog, put 101 to 1 - Hermit (t) 100 ' all Do. do. deferred - - - :100 Great Indian Peninsula 1061 1061 , 1061 1 1 it us his arm and walk oaf with it, rust on his going ft 20 ' all Do. gas 5 per moll. - - Pat after the prisoner mod Asking him where he was going with 10 i 6 Do. Now do. -.. 1 lips - the dug, he said Out the dug hail followed him, and that ME STOCKPORT TURN-OUT. 26 4 Do. now .-- .... - 1 lips - he we". etidravoiring to find the owner. The sergeant then --..-- U. 109 (it 4. of India 9 5 pct. 98 100 ~. - took the prisoner and the dog to the prosecutor's, and he The turn-out is now complete. Upwards of twenty 27 111 Da 4) per "" •• " having identified the (log as his property, witness took of the pri nc i pa l concerns are entirely s t opped. Among these Zan Ot. Western of C anada r 3 - M - the prisoner into custody. ay mention Messrs. Kershaw and Side- all Do. New l3 .. Mr. Evans, a the British Hotel, Jermynaitreet, identi- r.. 1., I n dia and Mersey mills • Messrs. Fakrisaa end ISO an Do. .e.Hdapay.l673 a 96 - fed the dog as his property, and said he had only poet "" In s . , . - and • rottwood _ brid i;° ' A I. tos) ;al Do • do. do. 167741 54 lIS fare's mill, at St. I eter smote etglot of it two minutes when it woo taken.' " 10 8 (Limited) tl 1 dia. 1 15.162 11 Mr. Knox nab l it was fortunate the sergeant wu so Ilaraludl's nillho at Portwood and Heaton-lane ; Spring 9 ,. 00 um . gu,r . 6 cut. 200 e 1011 1011 near at hand at the time. Bank, Higher, Mitigate, Heavily, We ll ington Bridge, It 1 100 Do. do. . 41 p. d0 Si N - The prisoner said he did not steal the dog. He merely Weir, Brinksway Bow Pel'Clure's, Thorniley's N. 1100 Do. do. 41 do SS 118 - and Sqeare mills% M ess rs . Bowles, Greg, Ashton, New: 10 ell Do. Fifth Extension - .- -- took it tiy,iaid was going to 10 7, Jennyn.street, thinking llo an ilalb. end Hobson's Bay Si MI - it belotiged to a e'enticinaii there. ton, Bnerly, Emery' , Walthew, M. oorhouae, W aterhous e Mr. Knox saiotthere was a parcel of vagabonds about and Leigh are working full time (without a reduction), m uo an it lit u ": ,I1y: LI:. 1 u " 1 22 L.ndon who thought they could steal dogs and make a and Mr. Walmsley is running abort time at the (nitrate of u jou N.K. ,,, ic ; a6p a idp i t si l e ... beteg by it. He considered the case proved against the The masters threw open their premises to the hands at 'lop sm.& 5 .... pang, 88 pm wag duZ , the week at the reduced rate of wages-from 7to itt ) ex 'lOO •Da be g r a .4 ii, - . - l 5 8 4 161 - prisonei, end shoutil conunit him for six months with 0 ' 1 - bard labour, and if the prisoner was caught at the same per cent., .they but refused to resume work at any abate. fa 'l5 Do. do. do work ag a in he would be sent to the sessions, and wouldl 911 meat, trusting to the public for suppor t .. They have a sk ' ne m D0c 60.1 . 1 ..P•4• 4 84. ti mi. de- ex •-• 1r _ .... accordingly sent out 30 delegates to lay th eir case before . get is months' imprisonment. the manufacturing districts of Lancashire and North JOINT STOCK. BANES. WANI)SWORTH. Cheshire. Some of the masters hail the turnout as a boon, - N ro Tge, - 1 ----- o kegg IPtiftL polar. I saw. THE rime PLAGe e nrouLArroes.-Crelora APTAIR. and say that they have lost from 1110/. to BM/. weekly since SO 10 . Aos Bsk )Ws 8... • , • . -.-- di -• Mr. Cltorlrs Miller was summoned by the police for the extreme depression has set ie. They also state that 10 : 50 AN. - .- .is a 7 cuing a bull to be driven along a highway without a they have been compelled to offer the reduction in con- 40,000 100 • Alliance Limited M 9 sOs 1/1 Leone. sequence of the high price of coal and other working 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 6 1 hem - The offence was committed in the Hammersmith-bridge- materials. The hands say they are already from 10 to 17 40.000 60 Anglo Eityptian(Lhn.) lO 8 7 - de t , rd, Nunes. outside the metropolis. The bull was being per cent. below Manchester and other towns, and that the 10. 20 - AM.IO Italian (Limited) i . I_ll ..ti ...Sidle 9i Si driven to Shepherol's.bush for the cattle market. SO, 40 Australasia reduction is only a stratagem on the part of the masters, , I unkotuu ,,,, u . u ! i :il n 7 , 1 _ The answer to the complaint wee that the defendant's resorted to in order that it might be again put on when 1 - ' 2 . 400 7 0 , p c , w e .. m aina t 3 p m , 6 6 4 - non had a license, which was handed to the magistrate. trade stirs up, in lieu of a boot fide advance. The card- 10,000 16 Bank of Egypt - The paper was dated July, 1866, and bore the name of room hands have published a list of prices, in which it is 26,000 1 , 20' Bank of Otago (Limited) 10 4 SMs .- tiapt. Lair.drnondiere, one of the police commissioners. shown that the maximum wages of grinders in Stockport 20,000 1 60 BankoiVictorta,Auskal 26 117 81 - Mr. Hayman amid it was not a license. It was merely is les. a week (in some mills as low as 15e.), while in Ash- so , 10 Bank of New Beaked lO 8 9 pea - a letter stating that a license was not required to remove tomunder-Lyme district the amount ranges from 21a. to ''''' °°° l 6° Britl " Calthßulaa(L) a l it ar st adia -- 70,000 60 ;British N. Area a cow front Barnes to the cattle-market. Zls. • Dukinticld , 21s. ; Hyde , 21.. ; Glossop , 20s. t Wood- Komi 20 C.Fik.lud*Ans. Cldrie all 161 174 - The olefend.ont said he had removed some 50 beasts from ley, 20a. ; Oldham, 21s. to V.s. Many of the hands have mom° ks , Chart. Mer. of India, &c en l as 13 nf the same nei,glibutarhoool to the cattle market with that l e ft th e t own , b u t there are still between 15,000 and 5 e,000 20 City - paper, and tliis was the fleet time his men had been 20,000 walking about. 10 , 0 e 0 1 100 colonial - stoppe,l 160,001 10' Consolidated Bank (L) 4 1 rot 41 Mr. Dayman said cattle could not be removed outside 60,000 10 Do. do. New - the line into the police district without a license from a 10,000, 60 Delhi and London (4) l6 - - -. magistrate. - We (Berke Chronicle) understand that Mr. John ?. )0300 1' "I " 4 I ' m "' (Lll6l . /661 ) 1 1 21 t i tre s - waooo 9) , Eastern Exchangs,Ua) • Inspector Ayre s aid cattle for the market could be re- Walter has given up his right of presentation to the 113,000 10 ' English and Anialean .10 4 2 di, - navel in the metropolis without a license from the police vacant incumbency of St. I'aul's, Woirdngham, and has 50,000: 20 Buir.Bank&deJaneiroL 10 14 - doting c er t a i n h ours . m 110 ...,0901 10 ang.Bcot.&Ausl.Chartd all 161 ,r - 11r. Dam an wa il w h a t C ap t a i n L a b a l mon di eremean t was • placed the nomination of the new incumbent absolutely in . 000 1 60 MildlshandBwodiah U.) M 11 9es - C.,,t a beeline as far as the l'ommissionere of Police were the hands of the Bishop of Oxford. 10,000.100 Imperial Bank (Molted; 20 2 4 Pis; 103,500 lmperial Ottoman ootocerned we s not required, but it left open the question A correspondent of the English Independent 4,000 1 , 25 6 ./ ...li a - as to a license horn a local inagietmte. The paper was states that theplaying ofhas been forbidden at the 11.003, 25 I Da New certandy calculated to mislead. 1110,000! to 'Lad Mort. Bk. ladla(L) 4 If lids 21 rooms of the Young li en's Christian Association at Alders. Inspector Ayre looked at the paper, and said neither 100000 i 1001 D0.6p.0. Detail/6,10yr. all SO SS - the writing nor the signature were that of Captain Label- gate-street. Whether draughts and tit-tat-to have also 20,0001 60' Loa.EltoOlanco.dic.(L) 30 10 9Ma - ruondiere. been placed in the Index E.rpsergatori us he is not aware, m i lk aa l ,l tce 14 " 66 2 ,.. 2 ,7".. "mill"- 4512 16 616 - 71 3 21 ,11 . The defendant then said that the original was taken to but concludes that they are. 1,000,100 London& ItiverPlMo(L) ao 4 6 - the station by a constable, and a copy of it was given to Li. teen. CAMBRIDOE, MARCH 8.-THE LIBRARIANSHIP.- 160993 ___1 26 1 D°. New . I". et lillea 10 1 Ire - 40.~ 25' Do. dr. do lO 1 pm -. Mr. Inepector Ayre said the police should not have kept To-day Mr. Bradshaw, of King's College, was elected 50,000; 20 ILon. Oh Bank of Austrl all II 0 - tie original letter. Librarian of the University, succeeding Mr. Mayor, of SL 21 . 540 1 so Logsdon sad cc..l 2 q•• • • * 64 66 as 661 1 bad 73.000, SO London Jobe MOCK— II 41 66 421 Another nee teeter said the writing wan on. ruled paper John's. 16,0001 9) London & SouthAartaan all 13 14 - I.iiillar to that used at their station. DOWNINo-STREILT, Msarit 7.-The Queen has Moso l uto , Lon. &&Western(Lim.! SO 1 1 - Mr. Dayman th ought it was a case for inquiry, and ac- 4 000 000 100 60 tondon London R a ti w enezuel L . ) 1.11 p s l e : " sk rantingly adjourned the summons until next week. been pleased to appoint Edward Wallace Goodlake, Esq., to be police magistrate for the colony of Hong Kong.- Kw up . m erc h an t Back ( ea.. ). s II 17 16 1 GREENWICH. Gazette. Low 100! Do. New CoMsIITTSI. OF A Morilltlt AND HAFGHTIR TOR FELONY. FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH s .— The Queen has been 19000 10 nereentile&EsensolLd 19 9 7 01 . - Ito , / .1 no /foe and Elizobrth Hoe, mother and daughter, 20,000 10 I Metropolitan aintited) en 71 14 - tl,e latter about 14 years of Age, were charged with steal- 1 to approve of Don Albino Mencarini as consul at &olio° • Midland Bank (Lim.) _lO 2 1 dis - "-ginsapore for her ,Majesty the Queen of Spain.-Greene. M,OOO 6 1 National of Australasia 4 1 Ime -. a gold brooch and other articles, the property of LIFEBOAT SERV ICE. -CAISTOR, NORFOLK. Flu- 10,000 100111atIonal of Liverpool lb 1411 s }pm - II ~.n.,h Henn, .4 Wyndham Cottage , Forest-hill, Syden- Lioo. DAY.-The Birmingham Lifeboat of the National Lifeboat 1 0.900 100 I N. Pm o f naildasd -••41 1 - - - 1 Institution on this station went off yesterday in reply to ":„„„" 9 ~,°1 , „...„__,D°. Dx 1 ,,,,, 1 rd 1166 ••• - 3 61 The prosecutrix, a widow, is a laundress, and bad cm- II 13 65 -.. I ! , y..-.1 the elder priutier to wash and iron. Soon after signals to the assistance of a distressed vessel (reports the Z.Z,70 10 Neer '"lr au 7s oataa all 1 44 46 - • Aerobe:ming work, no other permit b eing employed on the Rev. C. W. Stewarol). It WWI blowing strong at the 10. 000 2 0 N or m w es t ern ra par 1 -. ;time with ttac . k h squalbs of snow . d She was in the le:Old off 00,000 /5 Omelet Bank Corpora an ;42 44 43 r...wisee. an article which the prisoner had had given herb Mt. w as missed, but of which she d en i e d all knowleolge. The 'i l "er t°l m alongside the 27 , 111, 50 Peoria lianl=p4L) 10 1 7 6 all 32 0 lifeboat ' s crew fount s lei: s to p be ' the am arriving Prussian schooner 7 0 0001,00 : Prvvilic- of 3 , ,004er prieener sea. employed to clean a bedroom, and on. LLouise, b oun d to Rouen, with a cargo of wheat, and that go . ° 1 ?1 1:1„,..-i% kiim i idis °° New•• • • °e a! a , - ts - - the morning following the prosecutrix missed a gold brooch - ' the master wee in great alarm as he bad lost his course, fr'''' , a &user in the 1 . ,..m. On the elder prisoner again l7,o67'loo Stand. of B. & Africa 125.11 10 - • l'"ain..i to work she communicated her loss to her, telling and was quite bewildered by stress of weather and o. 41 11 moo 100 I Do. do. ma at 6 gar& 10 • 11 4 dls - t ranee of their position with sands and breakers about his MOOD Ni Tinton of Amtrak , 1 .. , 511•• sail red the brooch as it was a gift to her by her vessel. He, therefore, gladly accepted the aid of the life- 10,000 100 , Union of Ireland (Uno.) ti 11 9 - 1.- - , 1 .1,.....1 before they were maraud, and she then re -6 D '''kef. '' I hope you .lo not think my Liz.zy hail taken it;" boat and by her assistance the schooner and her crew of 88 le Dues of London -. 11f.44 66 - e 1 ,, . ming the younger prisoner. On anotheroccasion a secon d seven men were safely taken into Lowestoft Harbour. FOREIGN OBLIOATIORS. . arid, of wearing ap p arel was missed, of which the COLLISION ON THE .SOUTH WESTERN LINE. - A o n. , rd. I aiii ,,,,, s. I ciodai oka .. I haw i (•! , !..r prisoner also denied all knowledge, and acting collision occurred on the South western line, near Exeter, ' - 11... a itobonnetion which haul been given her the prose. yesterday morning. The Exmouth ma rket train, which 20 4 a a i ll i !o! Do Lux . imb°urgsFeent. l a 7 ll Iti al - I C ' 'ri ‘ ProCee'lr'l to the Shop of Mr. Mourn, pawnbroker, leaves the Queemetreet station, had just started, and los all 'Havana and Matanzas 57 19 - i ~ le.reschill, Sydenham, and ascertained that the . was approaching the tunnel at Lion's Holt, when it ran me a n no and Fribourg 99 101 - a i y "'user prisoner feel brought a brooch to the shop, and : into sonic carriages which had been detached from the 100 Matanzas and Sabanins - - being drawn 100 all , Do. Second Issue.. . 57 90 - ae..ioured if it was gui.l, saying her mother had found it, ! "tun being told it wae gold, she went to the elder I b d Y w a n h t o ra rse in . fro T m he li Pas ffilit s:ng n' e a rs ud wel . e hic se h v w ere er l e y shaken, and : 0, 1 11 .:N rafte rr" cuit e V _P a d. _ilk _ l9 ..• h",-u.er. wim a.i , standing at the shop door, and . several maintained severe Madams A first-class carriage too all ow. (2myrte rk a.) 65 66 - '• ,, , , ....-.1,, returned end o ff ered it in pledge, but ' was much injured, and several other carriages were .. a u 1 D o , do . 1 ... 0 et 72 20 25 - t '' ~...- n.fi...,.1. The proaccutrix then went to the slightly shattered. Had the Kneed been quick there 100ee al e ! IParts it . e llor.AMn3p.ct. Itl Ile - i 1 - , •!....i's 1...1.ing and demanded from the mother would probably have been a sacrifice of life.F. (Perm.).. 90 92 - t - 1 ' • I .r.och , of which . ,h ! deniedall k led e again now ge, i MINN RutesErr.-That lady was a strong church 4 : idi all R°7• l trale 9 o . 4 6 .c.,eti: s t l ll 4 1 - 1,. .0. the dem:owl being persisted in, she Proutieed to re- i woman -naturally enough, since her father bad been a • at 20 all Am. & LNI-Veo. No. 9 91 - t t ''ili It in half an bour , saying it was not then in the clergyman, and she had once sat next to a bishop too an othEast.of Port.nac. - - -. t 1 I . :se. :mot in an hour :mot a half afterwards the brooch dinner, who had taken wine with her, and observed, with 10 all thereof France3p.c. 121 121 .- I `-• ro•Conel to her. The prisoners were subsequently reference to the attacks of dissent (schism, he called it) IS all th Italian, 3 per et. 6 1 ew D t.,,, ii nut ,, cuntooiy, when they denied the rubbery. ! upon "the church," that " her foundations were upon 29 ell IW.& N. W.*/ Frs. Ip. c. 111 12/ 11 , . Brooke. (.11 behalf of the prisoners, set up the • the holy hills." This she often repeated. "My deer cocas .1. ',ICC that the brooch bad been picked up outside the child," she would say to Cherry, • reliemm division so. ia. 1 DOGE& I iie of the proleeetrix, is a grievous thing in a family ; but lam gkd you do not . on. ft Ise, and W.,.., India, ~P ac el 01 1,2, 916 " & in I , " 6 '2 D Ir. Train yd.! it was evident the elder prisoner was is s go to Zohrab Chapel with your poor dear mother. It .. 0,075,11 l 84. Lemke &81.11athark110,11 50 61 61 * , ,ouragin g her can child to thieve, receiving stolen pro- so much better to belong to the church -' her foundations Leu no ID, Bob, 22 aa.uu , a - - -. a I--ry from let : and loth prisoner's we,, committed for are upon the holy hills, my dear :'" This profoundly skew St. Southampton '. lBO - - -. t. .1 at the nest lad Bailey et/Sit/WO impressed Cherry.-Argosy for March. 587.8711 81 .Suaray Coommardel ....1011 ••• we - 811. I Pd. I RAILWAY' I ti l in . a ..,C al I 8.1.8 4644 to 1 p.n. N. 'lOO Bristol and Raster _ W 84 ad N. 100 'Caledonian ...... 116 117 II 100 Cambrian —..— _ 40 46 SS all , Cornwall . 4 6 N. 1100 Dublin and Delfaatlime 66 68 sd IL 100 Dundee.Perth,&AbdJul 70 71 IN 1 .11 at London &rip Cert. —•— 100 . 101 Do — IL 100 ,Olaarow and S. Western 111 114 N. 100 Ifireat Eastern Ord. IL 281 291 1611SL 100 Do. K Ans. WIL, N 0.2 6 7 N. 100 l Orestliortli of Scotland IL 100 iGrest Northern W. 100 'Do.* j A rec.no &v. nn l2ll 1221 ad 1211 ad IL 100 IDo. 9 1 tll6 9. 0. Is paldl3 IL 100 Do. Ord. Ds/. Div. Stook —. 111 ad IL 100 Gt. South & West (Ira) N 81 [ll W. 100 Crest Western 4ll 411 4111 121 If IL 100 Do.BtourVal.Ooa. Ilk -- N. 100 Do. South Wales . . 60 56 111. 100 Do. W. 11141.—OztOrd ewport 91. 100 Do. Do. N N. 100 Lancashire & Ya.. 125 1251 itsi 1 N. 100 Lon.,BrightnotB.Cosit 77 79 ad 771 ad W. 100 London,Chathassio&Dov 17 171 171 'N. 100 Do. 11 et. Exten.A6p.c. IS 16 N. 100 London& North Weans 1171 1171 ad 1171 111 ad N. 100 London&SouthWestern 90 82 ad IL 100 Ilan. Shot . & Lincoln& 47 48 47/ St 100 Metropolitan ——.— St. 100 Do. Ya tension, dend tip. ct. till 1870 106 106 105 O 1110 all klelropoblanDlataiet — —. 781 79 4 Do. do. do. . I 6 all Do. & Rt. John's-wood N. 100 Midland ll6l 117&d & n I • 9 all Do. E 9 Shares : —ad & n •t 100 I Do. Rim. & Derby.' 85 87ad & n St. 100 North British .. 1 114 86 81. 100 1 Do.l7,dlat,Perth,DundL 14 18 81. 100 ,N. Rutern—Berwick 'lO2l 1031 ad 1021 1 ad II 14 Do. O. N. L Pure — pm St. 100 , De. Leeds .. 84. 100 , Do. York 961 971 ad 961 ad it ,106 , Do. Carlisle — 111 all . Do. Stock.lDsrUng. Si 86 ad N 20 ! Do. do.. 186041 IL 100 North London ' 112 116 ad 116 id 10 6 • Do. do., 1806 1 1 ad W. 100 . North Staffordshire. N. 100 N. &S. Western Jana 113 116 ad N. 100 'lcot thhshire Central ea 100 Shrop Unica —. St. 100 South •Devon 44 46 ad 441 ad N. 100 lon* Eastern ; 071 WI 671 II N alI Stalnes,,Woldnslism,&c , 61 4 ad N. 100 Tat Yale 10 4 1 Do. C 121 Opot ad N. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny , I 9 6 IWailarloo & Wkitehsll l .... • 1161 1 1 1 add; an. 1.114. i 10.1 MI an▪ , al I Ise au` THE' EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1867. ODLOIIIAL „eh Oast 0pet.,1872 Do. 1805 Ole. C10v.6 p. a., 1/7746. Do. 6pwet,Yeb.ltAag. Do. 6poret.lLer. Do. Spreet.Jan.a i Do. %rt. 1a5. =1873 . 600 Do. do. 1811040 Do. do. 180041 iii. — De.Bo.o.Ap.loet.looo 100, Cleylon,24ov. lt4 8, 'pet 250, Do. 1878, do.. 1,000, Do. 1871 d 0... 200. Idavrinna 6 per 4.,1878 WO. Do. 1878 200, Do. 1883 , S. Da 196 : 166 00 ,606 Natal. Goa Sys too t , I 118, i Now Brana.Gov.eperct. 1,122, New &with Wales Gov., I 5 p • eent,lB7l to 18761 %QM Da Op. 1.1089 to 1163 I 864, D0.6p.e.r,1067 to 1875 160, New Zealand 6per and. 1,100. Do. liper cent. :4 600,000 De. I per cent 1891 100. Do. &AO! June&Dee 160200 Nova Scotia 6p. x,18751 1,8110, Quesslood Gm 6p. ot. —.. &Anat. Oov. I p.e.,67-77 751,g De. 1878 clad 860, Wle.gov.6p. Jalp 7,000. Do. 6p. et. AtwUdtoc VORERIN 62.1 - Pd. I a • -- - .... 10 M 101 0 90 99 0 0 87 00 101 106 107 106 107 106 106 SIN 101 10a 107 100 IN 107 IN 106 IN IN 106 IN 111 166 100 97 N 92 . 99 100 I% t t 101 102 SO 86 0 102 104 101 102 011 100 11 12 1106 US 106 106 1011 1011 P AYH. .WATIL 'Antwerp a Rotterdam ' ,Bahlaa a ßois's& J rt=p.a. IRRTree.G.S.,II2P Central Argentine .... Cv & P° ltxtenel rein=ritag") Y i a l le 16 16 11 i di. I ilium' 1 1 — rwitent ii°7 07 Prance Karopean Central (L).. Greet Luxembourg .... Imperial Mexican (1.).. Lemberg.thernowita(L, INun ittlege . By the , D 0.6 p.c. PrL Belif gmv Northam of Franco .. N. Rail B. D =l.7.fte. Do. Norwegian hunk PreL I l Ottoman (Smyrna Ahlini Paria,Lyons.and3ledit. Para and Orleans_ sd es 97 971 ;11 ri iir iii'4 lot n it i 18_ le_ eu ilicire s.yranate. ) I 10 (Royal Sardinian all Royal Swedish all . Do. 7 per cant all :Sambre and Meuse all Do. 61per oral Pre all 'San Paulo(L) g 7 per at all .B.Aust&LoatVimetlan 16 !South East of Portugal all Southern of France._ all and Savona all •West Flanders all Do. 14 per mat PreL all West& h. W. of France FOILIION I nk. Mums. `~ `~ 60,000 1 100, 1 20,000 30 15,4 12 26, 3 SO, I 10,000 30 too,aodt 1 Stsaso, 30,000 10 16, 6 1 1 3 1 7, 6 60, 4 60,004 6 10,000 10 100,000 5 12,000 60 110,000 1 11,000 10 43,174. 10 30,000 2 50,000 1 10,000 10 6,000 10 30,000 5 90,0001 1 75,000, 1 46.000 3 a 84 27 IS 26 1 27 2 9 10 103} 106 106} 3 I 31 i TS-16 a a So. ICI n in $ 6 TI 4 9 911 Si ILINIM.__ • Alamißoe Limited) Australian Cape Copper (limited) Caput& Silver (Limiter Choateleer:l,ls.We., Coplapo (limited) Don Pedro, N. Del Rey East Del Rey (Limited Fortune (Limited) Froutino&Boll General /Capon& (Limited) Unarm (Limited) ILuetentan (limited) ;Panuleillo Copper (L ) Peeterena Goll 11.101.) Pontgibatelliilverlend !Port Phillip yal T Ro outtish A Cobra nstral C lTM St. John del Rey (Um Matted Mexican (Um.( ,Vel Antigone Gold (L 'VellentascaGoid(Um. Vancouver Coal (Um., ,Val Base= 'Waited! Weigle. Gold (United) 'Worthing (United) Yorke Pentnsule(Une ) Yocimasinuteas (Liza ), IIIeCILLANE 40,000 20,000 1,400,000 £lOO,OOO 20,000 40,000 10,000 07,000 13,000 21,000 ODKPASUIL 10 Anglo•AmericanTeL(L) 10 o-Mexican Min St. A A Telegraph . t -1 St. Do. 8 per cent 26 Australian Apnea M .Aumirslian M.L&POL 10 BaimparaliTea Bahasa 10 Berlin Waterworks (1 ) 10 Do. New 100 Dekko, religion (L) 6 Bombay Gas (Ltrelted) 6 Do New 60 British American Laud St B. 31. Mag. Tel. (L) 20 British Shipoinsers $O4 =ad " i a as=rinv( L ) la ,Ceylon Company 120 Ditto A 20 ChinaStahip&LCoalL 1 10 Oty Discount. Limited. I 25 Cityotiondon&Pro.(L) $0 City at MUan Impro.(L) 110 Do. _ i°:°°°l 10,000 6,0D0 0111,7140 ii:iii i Wo,00?, 3 I all 1 2_,1, 144 14 16} Par 17 . 1 — j o a 1 11 Idt 1 *Pm 9 91 if t dv 19 M it .„„„ - 914 7_ I_ 1001‘15 10.000. 2100,8931 0171,000 1,001 10,000 ,000, 1 18 0,0001 DO,OOO City of Meecow Goa (L) City Offices (Lbw Oolonial (Limited) I Do. Omamerciel Union' Ina ) !Coal. of AfilcanMer.(L) 1 C Continenta lop.ll.loog Ciathia (L.) ~Prefli p.c. C. Fonc. of a d X.) Do.of Mauritius (L) Palace l e r i Preference De. 6 p. et. Perp. Deb Darjeeling (Limited) , DiacounteorpastioM4 !Pastern Amain Tea (L pLlndial.and,C.& Fin(L). E. India & Penal 1abbw.7 7130 . C W an Di # id! 4* 6 6 6 41 $ fpm 41. .. _ mi l • 1 K 44 IL" Id. Arn 4 II 4b 151 15 211 47. 31 o'OLooi. The stock markets are dull to-day, with very few dealings. English government securities are still offered, but the closing prices of yesterday are maintained. The transactions are chiefly speculative, many of the dealers anticipating that still lower quotations may be current before the next settlement, the 10th of April, owing to the uncertain state of political ;gains. Moderate investments on account of the public tend, however, to afford some support to the mar ket. British railway stocks have experienced a fresh reduction, though, with two or three excep tions, the movement is not important. home of the foreign bonds have likewise given way, the principal fall being in Turkish, in orwmeitence of the somewhat serious aspect of the Eastern question. 16 161 16 16 19 U 45 90 17 19 P 62 -. t 6 db 111 12 1 Isms s 1 :IdU I 41 7_ go 20 M OD 72 S • 1 j dla les par 11 10 - 3 1 _ 16 2 a 1717 1 llfdis 10 8 clls 1 161 ST 7 1100 idii IP.. 6 4 dim 6 10 61 6 4 664 27 20 102 106 106 103 6 4 12} 11 7_ 6... rONRY MARKIIT.-(THIS DAY.) iis.ins I 1.1179,971 70.09(2 II 1-16 II id =Cont&Trd.(L. )' Telegraph _ , Eng.&Aus.Copper (Um) ;Fag. and fortern Credit 'Mtg.& Scottlaillarin.(L Fairbahultugineering Foot (Warehouse (L ) Gollivara (Waited) . GenoralCredit& iris. ) O. Steam Na on Horns &Colonial .(1.; Hong Kong & China GM !Hudson's Bay.. Int. Land Co. Mangano L Indian Carrying (Um.) Internat. Ftnau.Soci.(L Internat. land CrodihL Italian Land Italian 'Mg. (Can. Cay ) Do. 6 p. c. Bda. r. 1870 land Soctwitios(Lint ) Lond.Attican Trading Lon. & Caledon. M. (L ) Lon.Coun SyLand &B.(L , Lund. Dislitictiolag.(L i Loud. Pines. Aro. ( L Load. 0. OmnibusC.(L Lond.*Glam.ll= Load. Provincial Madre. Irrigs. & Canal, 6p. cts.bylndianOor ,Marine Investment (L ) Maurltesslond, to. (L ) Meta. Bums. TsL (L. ) Merchant !Shipping (L 'Mil:Wall F. Ld.&Dock(L) ) MiDwalllronWorks. . Natal Land &Col.C. (L L' 'National Diu Com. L IDo.New,latip.=d NatlonalProv. L N ; u ationaltltaism Nsza. j , Do. Now Vewentenlidat. Dia 'Li New Quonrada, Limited Y. rwalarni L&M. Au. Li N.Lialand T.& Loan IL) Northern Assam Tea (L ) Do. B N.Brls. Anstrdadan (L' N.Brltattercan. In.( L Marino (lostowl Oriental rinsed all Um.) OriontalGas(Lesitsd) Do. New Odic& based d StooreL Otago & &blan Invest Ottoman Gas (Limited; Panama R.ll. ftesm(L ) Do. do. health. Land& Min.(L ) i Peninsular a o.l3esant Do. do. New itraelron 7 New lttoJ.Clty Improw(L.) Rao Janeiro Gas (Um ), Royal MaU Ream I Soot A mitre Invest. Li i aos.lbian. &Tapes (L.) African M. & In. (I. ) , Australian Land 1 entesarbei Telegraph Do &alp ,iouroyet D Ortrus.*Main(L 11 Do lrhasnes&Mersey In.. L 1 Trinidad Petroleum (L 7.Tte.tr:AT L aL °t Un.Martno of Li ver. L. United K. Wes. Co. L. Univers. Marine ins. L. Van Menses's Land ) 1 6714(M0r• X., Mint Plumes (Lhs.)l IS astlngta&Paelgo Stitt es • t 16.16. 11, 1 13.16. PREFERENCE SHARES. )[idland—Leicester and Machin, 4 per cent., 85 xd. North Eastern Consolidated 4 per cent., 81 ad. North Eastern—Stockton and Darlington B 6 per cent. 31j ad. 10 . 000 10 000 ' 1 1i 11 1 211 itooo u,soo 12,000 10,000 4000,0001 40 :T2? 600 100.000 40,000 10,000 10,000 8,000 8,000 18,000 61,000 10,000 10,000 stra : mew ' 7,600 I olaul 3i 3 Pa " id - The discount market is freely supplied with money, and the demand is moderate. Good bills are taken at 2f to I per cent., and in some cases at 21. Short loans are obtainable at the Stock Ex change at 2 to 2} per cent. Consols are now quoted 90# to for money, and 902 to for the 10th of April. Turkish Bonds of 1865 are fiat, and have de clined d per cent. Spanish Certificates have re ceded I, but Russian scrip and Mexican have im proved to the like extent. Turkish of 1865 are quoted 29t1 to a ; Greek, 16 to 1 ; Spanish Pas sive, 221 to ; ditto Certificates, lef to ; Italian of 1861, 631 to I ; Mexican, 171 to 2 ; Russian Scrip, 21 to 1 pram. ; Chilian Scrip, 2 to lit die. ; and Danubian Scrip, 11 to 11 dia. United States i-zo Bonds and Erie Railway shares have unproved 4 to 4 per cent., being quoted 744 to i and 36 to 4, respectively. Illinois Central are steady, at 774 to I. Atlantic Cable shares are quiet. Anglo-American are quoted 15 to i, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 21 to t. International Financial shares are quoted 2,4 to 2 die. ; London Financial, 18 to 17 clis. ; General Credit, n to 22 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 62 to 6 dis. ; National Discount, 74 to prem., ex div.; and Hudson's Bay, 15 to 16k. Two o'CLot.x. Consols are without change, at 90$ to for money, and 901 to for the account. At Paris to day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 09fr. 95c., showing no variation of importance. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday, but a further parcel of sovereigns was withdrawn for Ireland. The demand for gold for abroad is moderate. The steamer Seine, for Brazil, will take to day 4,6821. in gold and 7,5001. in silver. The Manilla, from Alexandria, has brought about 20,0001. in gold, which has been purchased for abroad. On Change yesterday afternoon, the rates for bills on Holland and Vienna, and for short drafts on Paris, showed a tendency in favour of this country. The usual list is subjoined : 10 Ws Amsterdam, 3 months, 41.181 to 11.191; ditto, abort, 11.164 to 11.171; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.194 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.374 to 25.40; Brussels, 3 months, 25.374 to 23.40 ,• Hamburg and Altma, 3 months, 13.84 to 13.9 ; Berlin, Cologne, ko., 3 mou th s, 6.254 to 6.264; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 314 to 314 ,Paris, short, 25.124 to 25.20 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.32.3 to 25.374 ; }laminae, 3 mouths, 25.324 to 25.371 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1191 to 120 ; Vienna, 3 months,' 13.0: to 13.5 ; Trieste, 3 months, 13.0 to 13.5 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 471 ,• Santander, 3 months, 48 to 471; Ca di z, 3 months, 49 to 481; Seville, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Malaga, 3 months, 481 to 48 ; Valencia, 3 months, 480 to 48.1; Bar °alma, mouths, 481 to 48; ; Balboa, 3 months, 48 to 474 ; Ss/agora, 3 months, 48 to 471 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.871 to 26.921 ; Genoa, 3 months, 26.871 to 2G.P21 ; Naples, 3 ntonths,26.B7l to 26.921 ; Palermo, 3 months, 26.874 to 96.924 ; Needn't, 3 month', 26.874 to 26.924; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 524 to 52; Oporto, 90 days' date, 521 to 52. At Paris and Frankfort the rate of discount in the open market is 21 per cent. ; at Vienna, 5 ; at Hamburg, 2 ; at Turin, 6 ; at Amsterdam, 34 ; at Berlin, 3 ; at Brussels, 21 ; and at St. Pctersimrg, Si per cent. The bills have been returned of Mr. Robert Tooth, the chairman of the London and Colonial Company (Limited), which, as already stated, is to be wound up. The liabilities are estimated at about 50,0001., but it is thought that the liquida tion will be favourable. The failure is announced of Mr. James Dewar, underwriter and insurance broker, of Lloyd's. - - - - - - The Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have an nounced the payment of the half-year's interest on the Atlantic and St. Lawrence shares, due on the 15th instant. At the meeting yesterday of the Great Western Railway Company, it was resolved to adjourn till the 29th inst., by which time the directors hope to be in a position to afford more detailed informa tion with respect to the financial position of the undertaking. The chairman, Sir Daniel Gooch, Bart., mentioned that the company, which owed a great amount in temporary loans, had been brought to its present condition by the conduct of other companies, by the want of confidence of the public in debentures, and by the decision of Sir Hugh Cairns on the law relating to debentures. Had the 6 per cent. preference stock been taken to the extent he had expected, they would now have been in an easy financial position. They had, however, been able to reduce the temporary loans from 1,:300,0001. to 800,00 W. But the matter immediately before them—the difficulty with regard to temporary loans—must be got rid of, and that could only be effected by the 6 per cent. preference stock. More debentures had been paid off than renewed since the decish mof Sir Hugh Cairns. The chairman added that it would depend very much on certain negotiations whether they would be able to pay the preference dividends in cash. At the extraordinary general meeting yesterday of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited), the proposal for purchasing and extin guishing 13,813 shares issued for the goodwill of the business of Messrs. Briggs and Company, was carried by a large majority. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1541. over last year. dioo Kra° IMMO WON KM I ice' 10.000 11,400 UAW 71 3 3-16 i 1 i 1.71 1 0 1 411 ida i PO I* Vii- 191 20 _dim i i'l ni n 4 6 IMs 6 6 6161 The liquidators of the Phosphate of Lime Com pany (Limited) have issued their report and state ment of accounts to the 31st December last, and have declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. on the last six months' working. This company has been reconstituted as the Sombrero Phosphate Company (Limited), with a capital of 100,0001., in shares of 10/. each, fully paid up, and the direc tors announce their intention of paying quarterly dividends, the first of which will be at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, and be paid in April next. - - - Vioe-Chancellor Malins has appointed Mr. James Cooper, of the firm of Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Evans, provisional official liquidator of the Marseilles Extension Railway and Land Company (Limited). 141 ul 111 14 14 • The following is from the hide circular of Messrs. Cuicemen, Brooks, and Co., dated yesterday : In the hide market there is no material change to report during the past month ; a steady demand has prevailed, and genera full to, in some man, improved prices have been realized. lly Hides—Salted oz and cow have brought late rates. Australian : Light and second chum have con tinued to sell freely, while Leavy hides are in limited re quest. Cape have sold at about former prices. Horse hides have realized late rates. East India tips have sold freely, those of good to prime quality realizing full to oc casionally advanced prices, more especally dead Dacca hides of good quality, which were well competed for at the sales on the 2sth ult. English market hides have been in fair request at previous rates. The leather market has not been so active se during January, but there is no important alteration to notice. North and South American Fun—Since our last nothing of conse quence has occurred. The usual fur sales commenced on the 6th inst., with large supplies of most descriptions. FRIDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901, " buyer.," for the 10th April, opened and closed to-day at 904 to 1. For money the last price was 904 to 4. The of business report is as follows :—Tk es per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 4,1, 4; ditto, 8; for amount, 90; ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 4, ex div.; New Three per Cents., 88 : , 4,1, , ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1074, I, ; ditto, Four per Cent., 924, ex div. ; ditto Bon s, 355. prem. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Mire per Cents. were unaltered, at 884 to 4ex div. , The demand for the India Five per Cent. Stock continues, and a fresh rise has taken place, the last transactions recorded being at 1084. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 12s. to 17s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal featdru was an important fall in Turkish securities, in con sequence of the increasing complications of the Eastern yestion ;" the bonds of 1858 and 1882 declined 1 per cent., and those of 1865 4. Mexican o 1864 receded 4 ; Russian scrip, il ; New Granadian "ex all," and Deferred, I ; and Italian of 1861, Chilian scrip, and Mexican, 4. Danubian Bonds and scrip, however, improve 1 and 4 per cent. respectively. MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) Ors o'CLocs. The mining market is active to-day, especially as regards Prince of Wales, Great Vor, Tincridt, North Crofty , Prosper United, East Lovell, and Pro vidence shares. Some of the present quotations are as follows ,--Great Vor, 19i to 2(.4 ; Tincroft, 131 to 14 ; Prinecof Wales, Ns. to 58s. ; Providence, 271 to 30 ; North Crofty, 51 to 1 ; Prosper United, to 1 ' • East Lovell, 10 to 11 • • East Russell, 3to 4 ; and Great North Downs, 31 to 4/. The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North : The metal trade remains extremely dull, tin and spates being the exception. Iron. —Welsh and Staffordshire iron is without change, the demand very limited. //Mil t as the other hand, Are firm. Scotch pi iron hu declined to Ms. Gil. cash. Copper.—The price of English raw is very irregular ; very low prices have been adapted for ben select and tou‘h. Burrs and Wallaroo are steady at about S 3/. 10s. Chili ban, 73/., buyers in Liverpool. Tin.—A very large business has been done, principally in Straits from 861. 10s. to Mi., cash and prompt, and up to SW. for arrival. Bence has advanced to 911. cash, and 98!. ex sale; in Holland the price has advanced to 544 spot, and sSil l es sale. English firm, at full prices. Tin plates are rather quieter. Lead is very quiet. Spelter.—More business has been done the last few days. Spot parcels resins 211. 12s. rid., which is also the nearest value for forward delivery. specials in outposts realise 211. 15s. I Pd I Q. prism COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ST ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PEON oua OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market dulL Sales about 7,000 balm. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is etesdy. Spot is quoted 42a. 9d. to 435. ; March, 4:b. 9d. to 435. ; April to Jam, 425. 9d. to 43. ; October to December, 435. bd. to 9d. Deliveries to last evening, 1,567 casks. Arrivals uoue. llaaster At misuse. —Town tallow, 445. ::d. ; f 4 by do., 2s. ; y elluw Russia, 445. 3d. ; melted stuff, : , 2s. rough do., lis.lhl. ; greaves, ; good turns, be. COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of most things has this week been about equal to the demand, and very slight alteration has taken place in reganl to prices. Hothouse grapes still mast with a ready sale. Forced vegetables comprise French beans, potatoes, sea kale, and rhubarb. Pines are plentiful. Among pears are still good examples of No Plus 'dentin and Eater Beurrd. Apples still consist of Court of Wick, Cox's orange pippin, and one or two other dessert varieties. Oranges continue good and cheap. Kent cobs may still be had at an advanced price. Broccoli continues to arrive from the west of England and the Channel Islands. Prices of potatoes are about the same as they were last week. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids. Chinese primulas', violets, pelargoniums, mignonette, and roses. FRUIT. Apples, per bushel, is to 8a Nuts, Kent Cona, per lea lbs., Grapes, per 11,., 0. to 10e I 76s tolls Lemons, per 100, as to Os Pears. pee dozen, Is to Oa Melons, torei,in, tech, So to as Pine Apples, M r 11, ,sato Os Onus,* per lOU, Os Gd to 7s ntrawberriev per or., 3s to is VEGETABLES. Art chokes, per doz., 2a to as Mint.. per bawl. Is Od Asparagus, per bundle, tla to 1111 ualtri.otos, p pall., Is to la •S Boet, per dor. , to 2 >t a uatara' R tem. p pawn., 9d cabbages. per doz is to 3* Onions, per Duel ..01 to a Carrots, per lunch, nd to 8d Parsley, per t...nch, int to atil eattlllturer., p. doz.. 1.0 to Os Putaloca, York Regatta, p. toe, Celery, per bundle, is tai to ra ltus Cucumbers, each, 3s to 40 Rocks. do , 005.. 110. Endive, per *owe. is to Is 6d I I: t.. 170 s Garlic and Shallots. per lb ,84 later sort., Its to 80a Herbs, per bunch. rit to ad I Radishes, p. 12 bun.. la to Lad liorseltadtah.p butid,4a to Gs :tea Kale, p. Luna.. 2,1 to Is Leeks, per hunch, 3d to id Spinach, per bush , as to 5a Lettuces, per score, to to 3 s I Turnips, per bunch, 11.1 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Clark , : James Easton reports trade at the fol lowing prices, via.:—Prices clover, from 100 s. to 119 s. ; inferior aitto, Ma. to 02s. tid. ; prime around cut clover, 90s. to WM. ; inferior ditto, bOs. to 70s. ; best green bay, s4e. to 90s. ; prime meadow hay, 7:1o. to 656. ; interior ditto, 555. so Ws.; straw. 40a. to .14;s. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. IrrltartooL,M ARCH 8.-eales todayCaledonian, 1 lit en.-Great Kaigem, g.ii (treat Northern, new dm detetted, tun-- Great Western, 415 r I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12.il / ;- London and North Western, 1171181711 is 1; 1 ad.-Nam - heater, She Meld, and Lincolnshire, 47/ 1 - Midland. 1171 .7 x all -North British. 34 1-North Eastern, Berwick capital , dock, 1031 xd.-Smith Eastern. 671 1-hand Trunk of Llinagio, 201 --tireat Weetein of Canada, 135-Erie, 36-Untted State. 5.191 '62, 74-Great Luxembourg, 10 11.16 lal6-51errantilo and I.:xchange Bunk . 8-Liverpool and London :aid Moto tiro and Life. 51, ad. p -Queen Insurance 1. - Atlantic Telegraph S per Cent., 25- -National Steam .I..hitit.G, I n .1 M *Reit it-A very gno.l tinalinsts hies loan done at lower prices. Atlantic Telegraph Pref. a par cent.. SO --C. (Mini:nen and Co. Limited:, C. d.-Ckinsolilattel Bank Limited , pp.-District Bank. 17 p.-Irlos, 1-(treat Eastern, 29, 1 1 9 1 9 1 -Great Luxembourg. Ito; --G..tatil Trunk of Canada, 201 -Great Western. 11 1 111441 iJi 1 f 1 2 11 2-11111uols, 771—Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 1251- tto 4' per cent. pref. , 1870 all pail , :Au p.- Load= i Di amt North Western, 1171 1 18 171 1 1-Mantheiter, Shef fi eld, and Liniminshire, 471 1 1 -Metropolitan, :211-Midland, 1171 17 16; ;-Ditto New 5 per cent. Convertible, 12.., Hs. lid., IM., 12a. 3.1., v.-North British, 34-South Eastern, till 1 ti 71-Stavely Cent and Iron Company New .I4mite.l). 31 p.-- name. and Mersey Marine Neiman, . Mullet , 215.1.1 p United States 5-20 Years' Bonds. 7411 1-Uututs Bank, 25 5 p -Atlantic and Great Western Debenture 8 per reel., 31-- Staveleys, 14, p, BIRMiNGHAM, MARCH 8.-South Staffordshire Railway Stock waasold to-day at 814 Birmingham New Union klltht, at 21 Birmingham Wagon shares second hone. at 1 prem. CI prices:-(;mat Weateni Stolar Valley Ingiranteml atm k, so.lera at,73 ; Great Weatern Birmingham GU3llll.lCed, 3i per rent:.., at d 9 . Lloyd's Bank Lindh.' at 7: to 71 prene . - Birmingham Financial eitaree. still'.die.: SI islno , l Ilnancial. lj f.. 11 die Birmingham mid Mills, at 6 to . iletropilltan Rail way Carriage and Wagon shares, third Inane, at 1 to 1 dis.. aod Iluntr's Metal shares sellers, at 11 die. DUBLIN, M•Kell 7.-Three per Cent. Consols. 901-Now Three per Cent, Muck, b6l no-Ditto for account, 10th April, IA 89 By 1-India Five per Cent. Stock 1014-Bank of Ire land' ILlOopaid , 8461-11iberman Hank 1.25 pakit. 37-Munster Bank (Limited , 1:3 10s. pall , 41-National Bank IL3O pal4ll, 141-Natkoml Bank of Liverinsil ,United, (LIM whit, 141- Dublin and Belfast Junction ClOO paid , To -Dublin, Wicklow. and Wettfoel don paid., 42-Great Southern and Wertern 0100 pall , 96-Waterford and Limerlek 40 paid!, 12. ex the. -Great Southern and Western 4 per met. perpetual 11:1011 paid„ 83. RAILWAY TILAYFIC RECEIPTS.—The traffic re ceipts of railways in the United Kingdom published foe the week ending March 2 , amount ed, on 12,034 miles,to 667,060/., and for the corresponding week of 1866, on 12,498 miles, to 636,070/., showing an increase of 136 miles and 30,9901. The gross receipts on 14 of the principal rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week on 9,189 miles, to 539,398/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 9,039 miles, to 534,812/., show ing an increase of 150 miles, and 24.:446/. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to lrell. ; on the Great Eastern to 6691. on the Great Northern to 3,159/. ; on the Great Southern and Western to aid. ; on the Great Western to 98/. ; on the Lincaahire and Yorkshire to 2,5271. ; on the London and North Western to 3,885/. ; on the London and Brighton to 2,458/. ; on the London and SouVa Western to 76/. ; on the Ilanch.ster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to I,M.U. ; on the Midland to 3,098/. ; on the North British to 1,0941. ; on the North Eastern to 3,962/. ; and on the South East ern to 2,027!. ; total, 24,5146!. Ti.e receipts on 52 other lines in the United Kingdom amounted, on 3,545 miles, to 107.662/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,459 miles, to 101,258/., showing us increase of 86 miles and of 6,4041. The goods traffic on the 14 systems of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to :340,0841., against 330,0867., showing an increase of 9,9984. The passengers, parcels, mails, &c., traffic on those lines amounted to 219,3141., against 204,7261. for the corms oiling period of 11466, showing an increase of 14,5884 The total receipts for the past week show au increase of 8,7011. as compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 23rd Fein nary. Dares[. PALAcs. Oxit linnamm DAY.— FRIDAY, MARCH 8. Admissions on payment, 414 ; ditto, by IMP& tickets, 1,027. Total visiags, 1,441. i f