The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-17 00:00:00

SHARE ,LIBT&-(7:H18 DAY.) IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . Prompt actiosinight here leaded to diminish this off. As • matter of policy and interest trwas desirable the bill should be paned without any delay--(oheere)-and the HOUSE OF COMMONS.--{THIS DAY.) • would it be shown that while the legislature were wittier; Th e mama took the chair •t 12 o'clock, when the hones to do justice to Ireland, they would not allow her Helot', war qu its fall. ' to be deprived of use of the mos t valuable portions of her 1 Illsth' SU SPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT i . ions. (Loud cheers.) TN IRELAND. i Mr. BRIGHT said that the strong interest be always At 10 minutes past 12 °Wok Sir G. GREY rose to took in the welfare of Ireland justified his rising outhat the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Aot is lrelsod. n • ( Hear, hear .) They were called together on OCCIP•slo • 1 . . Mae an unusual day and on an Dwane cccastoo , Bs o dd the °eject of the government was to be enabled to put an end to a winked conspiracy which threatened the bat he h . o te ped th ib e e y be w his ere b r d m the et go fer ver th nme e n a r w r:i tu p o n u r t Pune( Ireland. (Cheers.) He knew that many persons Pole of realeait based thought the goveromut ought to have applied . being allowed to say something in mitigation of the apes_ s o r enamed earlier, but they feltthat they would not be . r oot harahness of the mesaCee they were called on t i adopt ossified in doing so until alloffinary means had been tried. (Hear, hear.) It was now twenty-two years since he had the honor of • seat in that house, but he never leve r° F ee d eetes e l n tw eeeePiese gge t wi th ig Y w i th he one weele mo :;pwwed iataly (wear three there 1 with a deeper sense of shame and bunti rars ago. As early as 1E62 person were found to exhibit Nation than he did on the pretest occasion. weep hostile to the peace of betted, but their numbers He did not believe that the right bon. gentlemen ugra wire thou so iooonaiderable that the government did not vaned the slats of thin g s in inland for II" purpose of ton called upoo to interfere. A remarkable change took 1 inducin g the house to P a " ibis mem"' The feeling of - the people of Ireland, be was afraid. was this, that i t . could lift that islend from her moorings It. (t Ce ear, o h n ear tb .) e Tal mili rge t"nof somber, il d e l ei rie e t i m:n er were in em Aelee6ea. ployed jlf _ ikeff in the American armies, and d one the war termina tes i an d shift h ft ear he . r 2,000 miles to the west they would do so • o ) ) Sixty years ego the government undertook ft, they conoerted together with a view to the opus. t te powers heated, and ever grace then Ire- I 1 100 sod o an f ir or elan gan d ine k t7o m n wathes formerly for of ththeatQUillnr: las& had been ia • state of chro n ic iasorrectior • por. The avowed object of all tbie wee to again inapt on great emergencies, no great measure had bees i it i,.. by mod sa l men, t,turrentinnary movemen t s i s I passed far Ireland ; complaints had been met with contempt; at. Ireland, ay, arms, and measures hal been carried out for th at pur- sal um on the Treasury Bench most unjustifiable language et. pus. The possediegs of them men were careful's' h_ad_bell need. He had no wish to blame the Home Secretary IL sc Pr his present proposal, bat what he rid was that th e re was fit watched by the government. They ell they could strike • blow eith we atat .d . 611:1 no statesmanship in acts of force and repression. (Cheers.) et. The Lord Lieutenant was, be believed, as anxious for justice t o. le io tilfl ter g w e i wo . "" areealenthe 16th a m s...i. en m i t:, the wer Zi e k justia p e Z i e to Ireland as any man ; but if he looked back to the conduct fn. le-- -- " - was e w - - ..d . -- sim j uwpre — r -- 41 , --- with im e --- N o z - - en ' -of ministers-the dead and the living-be could sae nothing l i t D eWirslip•r whichbistory would destribeasstatermssehip. (Cheers.) He ge. the °dna* leaden of the "'spire" were arreated, ande bad, indeed, heard lamentations, like that of the e t saes of important doontnentery evidence thee came in to .... right honorable gentlemen opposite, that the Habeas g e . Ilie hands of the goverment. The right hom gentleman aeon us Act had not been suspended ; but remedial meunres Si. re e 4 :thr e g xtr o a r g Stephens fm w d hi " c u h mea form il ed io pe und rt ofinthetheevidtode. requ'red a higher atatesmasahip and • differest genius of L s ? mind. He bed no wish to speak d i srespectfully 84,, ilitl'awilasst hoped e that Priem th el e e erne he te awndemtrleuslates7onuledetichireokriedthe of men in offiee-(laughter) - that was not big custom in lia 114. ]that hones. (Great laughter.) He knew how worrying g e t Afar ; bat the hogged government were disappointed. and were the labours of ministers, but he regretted that they ft ewiftwariee the deP opeo r o ing omi et w ow i t l e e or ith ie t ee Pea g Ple ' rem Pe Am bl ootwe _ haationn t e oco; should s i nk into mere adansistratore when there was • I D - were - ses e n e ufacitared - , armr . con -- - ceal — ed, - and lar-g-e—numbere-of- whole nationcalling for the highcat qualities of the 'tetanus. tee men calling themselves Irish - Americans were known to b. The only man who seemed to comprehend the Irish ques_ 11 0 Non Win the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who modes meet eiapersed all over the oonnt.y. Sir G. Grey then rind a importentspeoch en it last session, and he should like to : i t proolsmation urging the disaffected to prepare for Imo non, and declaring that the arms of England would he- loam whether the government were prepared to deal with e t . it. Take the Chancellor of the Exchequer . Was there a et. come as instrument against herself, and calling upon all man in the world, acoordins to ordinary judgomt, of greater sies, hehellgmelmlrethEngmaeliehte come forth h e tend f°r th : vi libentli d mi l e a . pro . ll.- es_ pacity for dealing with . each a question ? (Chum) Take St Wed the loader of the opposition. Who could doubt that he had a gla Bt. clanatian might "Cite ridiatite in that hoe" bleiAlle .....' ilia that qualified him for the highest duties of the at knew the power of England, and how impossible it would g en state! (Cheery.) Well, them men fought for o ffi ce ; but U be for rebellion to succeed ; but they must consider whatsr , was Rely to be the effect of such proclamations upon as IVY". that instead d *ld' they wets t o " die In an le endeavour to make Ireland a strength and not a weakness to excitable people. (Hear, hear.) Emissaries were Dow at to the empire. It was party strife that prevented such 8.4 tiviegfrom Amezica in large numbers, and were swearingin te great men from doing what was required. (Hear, ge, ove mein r hers har l y f atherstionaineanptirseiya. Ireland ; we lt :, coon - hinergamodear.) TheitsAingerrairty. aspect Irish ishthisin quitieornicareastilitly tow. they bad not intruded themselves in ruler to thought of Ireland. How came it that no Sootehmen In Bt. withdraw the men fromtheir eagiance. (Hear, beer.) He Americo ever thought of returning to his country- L a was confident that the army as • whole was perfectly sound (laughter)-while the)) Irishmen there cherished a lasting at in its loyalty ; but there were bodies of soldiers scattered hate towards England? He was in Ireland in the i tt shoot the ountry who were liable to be infloenced, and autumns of 1551 and 1852, and shortly after, and le be regretted that some soldiers were now awaiting he recommended the government to have • special at. punishment. (Hear, hear.) It might be asked why session for Ireland, believing that nothing would con- these sonsemies were not arrested. Many of them dun more to the benefit of the whole empire. (Cheers.) lih. had bees arrested, and meet of them were known The crows was helpless In this matter. We had a Queen if to the police, but they were too wary to have been foua d who was looked-up to as the model of a sovereign- an with a document in their poseession or scything which (cheers)-and yet her name and fame was dishonoured by Mi would form sufficient evidence tor a trial. Under theee to circumetamtes which had occurred twice in her l e g cinumatances there was naturally a general feeling reign to bring them together as they were brought of apprehension on the put of the loyal portion together that day. He asked parliament in dealing with a n t of the Irish nation ; and the government had takes Ireland to deal with it on the principles of justice. au the its steps to give them • feeling of security. As It was not in human nature that men should be content IL regarded the question what kind of regiments had been with such institutions ma existed in Ireland. They might 2 : : de,,...., to Ireland, be wished to say that the govern. pass this bill and suppress the insurection ; bat the germs tut meet, feeling confideat in the loyalty of the army, had net , o of themalady would remain, and from those would grownp i t r i , departed from th e ginina raster , but Irish atinnenta ''''' another insurrection. (Cheers.) There was a mode of making ice taken their torn with English and Scotch. (Chem) Ireland loyal. (Cheers) The parliament of England having r o The Irish government had eakel from time to time abolished the parliaineat of Ireland was bound to te e for reinforcements of troops ;and in addition to that they discover what that made was ; and the minister toe had proclaimed counties in which there woe the greatest t o es had did not deal with that question, though he et. danger. there wee no other power now at their disposal might have a high position, was unworthy so except an additional force, the arrest of fresh co urse. the the name of mink/tor. Re should not oppose the govern- „ r rotors, and the trial of prisoners in the ordinary course. runt proposal, believing that it was the only merciful on e go. But fresh arrivals of emimmies from America were oos _,, for Ireland; but be presumed that if men were brought to a' Sten* tnitixg place ; and the Lord Lieutenant at lee ' . trial in consequence of this measure, theywonld bays a trial 0 fell that it was neannery that he should have additional in the ordinary course of haw. view, hear.) tOo powers for checking insurrection. The right hon. baronet tee then read a letter of the Lord Lieutenant, in which he (Left sitting.] i lO t. said that' setwithstanding the imeoeas of the government et at the trials the Fenian were more active than ever. The et Imperial government saw no remedy for this evil but SEIZURE Or THE IRISH TZLZOILPHIL-4 bill will to t h e suspe osion of the Habeas Corpus L o t, w hi c h be shortly introduced lobo parliament to give to the Lord 60 world enable them to aired the paid agents of revolution, Limitsweet the power of taking possession of the telegraph !! 0 who had come Into the country from Ananias to take part lines in Inland. This power already existsin Iteg'and, at In the movement. (Cheers.) The Chief Secretary for Ireland and was accidotall, omitted, se far as Ireland Is regarded, ilt. (Mr. 0. Forteseue), who was well acquainted with Ire- when the General Telegraph Bill was framed. The object alt o land, bed also wr.tten to the government here sup- of the present measure is to deprive the Fenian of facilities 3t. porting the view of the Lord Lieutenant as to of intercommunicatios, and to plus is the hands of the It the necessity of sospeed.ng th e H a h ne c orpse A c t government the most efficient recessive powers.-Post, _ The right hon. bark then read • moat despatch from the LITIELEY AND BODINTMO MEIT I NDI YO5. TEI Lord Lieutenant, in which it was stated that there were 11 111111 : 11111 . au Ass - 11 , 46 13 i A r sitio..tt th 3 e , h " letroductory about 500 motive conspirators known to exist in various Meeks Mathematical, "Polygons Y of an Igen Number of Sides," ' parted the onantry. The moat dangerous feature in the tie.. Mr. Cotterrell ; "A Proof that every Coetinuous conspiracy the Lord Lieutenant said was the attempt to Fuer:dime was a Hoot," Professor De Nieman ; Society of solace the troops. He added that he felt coofident that Arts, at 8, Cantor lActure. Tuesday. Horticultural, at the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Ant wo uld produce • 3, 4314 St i li e c i a rn meeting ha - leeeeee iest e r=an it :'W e est il ,; salutary e ff ect ; that he mold not be responsible for the Meteor T e jadu ; Anthropological, at 8, " Psychical peace and safety of the country without that step, but that Characteristics of Reglish People." Mr. Pike ; " bun:abed with it he hoped to avert serious mischief . (Cheers.) Stone. of Vertigoes," Dr. Sunman ; " Negro Buy of Bunn," On the receipt of that despatch a cabinet council Mr. Robins ; Statistdeal. at I,i, " °mutilation Sus, of r retch was summoned, and they did not hesitate to Ind meterwo li ii ii 4 n . N . aenle in 1868 ' ' "nee' Sykes . Wednesday, tow, at 7, " Dolly We.tker Diagram, 1565," accede to the Lord Lieutenant's request. The Mr. Cator ; " Fluctuations of Annual Frill of Rain," chief teeters' of the oonspiracy were justly described Mr. Symons ; Society of Arta. at 8, "Modern Legislation is her Majesty's speech. It was a conspiracy which origin- in regard to Steam-ships," Mr. GT ; Geologic. , at 8, 'tad, not in Ireland, but in America-where it still had its " Titt_rti e r wit:tilos ofodic, s J . a . iaaice, ty " Bme Tar h t io lar po y d Ee s Noziesir entre. (Hoar, hear.) Happily, men of all creeds and ma les classes est in Ireland bad united to dealer* their attachment IoGHIS," Mr. Leehmere Guppy ; " Affinities of Pletysoma, and Allied Genera," " Scales of Ebizodus, Owen," Dr. to the Queen ; and all he asked of the house AM% Young ; Archaeological Association at 81 ; Literature, at that if it held that • dangerous conspiracy existed Bg, ' Confucius,' Colonel Alexander. Thursday, Royal a lr Institution, at . 3, l4 " B leg oinioti . Professor , Tyndall ; Zoological, in Ireland they would give the government the requisite at 8 ; Royal, at itg ; An. /news f " its en gP reeninla (Cheers.) He de Y neeeiel an y *meek at 8g ; Rhaetian of Fellows. Friday, Royal In delay. (Hear.) It was memory, in his opinion, that this etitntioe, at 8, " Kent's Cavern, Torque,' Mr. Pengelly. step should be taken at once, and he hoped the house would Saturday, Royal luatitutioo, at 3, " Art Education : How meek that view. No gov rnment would lightly make Works of Art should be Viewed," Professor Westreacott ; sub a proposal, and no House of Commons would lightly Botanic, a l 31.-Aiheaceneu exaction it; bet he trusted the home would enable the Later Puiscastut.-The sermon at the Chapel government to lave Ireland from the disastrous and Royal, St. James's Palace, at tbe 12 o clock servos to.mor row, will be preached by has Grace the Archbishop of ruinous consequences which might segue if the government Armagh (prelate of the most illustrious Order of St. •, - were not armed with the requisite powers. It was pro- Meek). The sermon at her Mateety's Chapel Royal, It , posed to limit the operation of the bill to about six months Whitehall, at the morninger e ry Mr ei V iett ery elleireSer" ;Sft. 11 g I -that is up to the Ist of September, and in the meantime e*el ock, nof Z e as ili te h rtu d ry eli ; T and at the first of the fainoe's Leal N pa tee rliament wuid be able to judge whether or not it was course of Sunday afternoon services, which begirt at 3 1 1 desirable that the operation of the bill should be extended- o'clock, his Grace the Archbishop of York will preach. 1 1 (Cheers.) The right hon. baronet occluded by moving Whitehall Chapel accommodates nearly LOW persona. and a l / that leave be given to bring in • bill to enab'e the Lord a considerable space is the body of the chapel and the 5 Lieutenant to apprehend up to the Ist of September , ' 1866 whole of the galleries are free to the public. Since Lent, g 1865, the Office of Works has afforded ineressed facilities I such potions in Ireland as were suspected of eosapiring for entrance and exit. The sermon under the dome of St. f spinet her Majesty's government. (Loud cheers.) Paul's Cathedral, at the 7 p.m. special alarrien, will be Mr. DLORAELI accused the government of a want delivered by the Rev. Gordon Caltbrop, M.A., minister of , of en erg y and prescience in dealing with this St. Augustine's, Highbary, formerly incumbent of Trinity matter. An act was passed only last session which if a Church, Clultenhum sad Assoc 111/041 Secretary of the provision o f an ac t o f G eo . M. had not been struck out Church Missionary Society. THE COPLEY FAMILY. -Mrs. Elizabeth C. Greene, would have snit& I the government to do all that was • daughter of John Singleton Copley, the artist, and a necessity. That enactment would have enabled the sister of the late Lord Lyndhurst, died in Boston Massa. government to arrest all vagrants and all persons in Ireland chusetts, on the Ist of February, at the age of 9:5. Lord who could not show what was their meal of living. Hebei& Lyndhurst end two n sisters were among th ose w England, he l eeiled n the however, sow to look at the existing state of affairs Ise re rel7it er t h iL e t el eit i A ktmeeeb merica wri s l e e s 'lt tee remsed under the and to ask himself what was their duty under prompt British flag in 1775. One of the passengers, Mee Copley, eireareeteuc es , and he should personally pursue the mane now aged 93. alone survives. She lives with Lady Lynch course at present that he did in 1848. The first minister buret, and is still In good health, cheerful, and in possession of the mown bad by an unhappy accident also to propose of her intellect the suspension of the Habeas Copts Act. On that occa. THE WATERLOO COVHEING MEETING.-The sip as upon this, it was perfectly clear that the pretest W aterloo t._o to M a tr o f: isto a t y u eetee ri t s e g y, " 4 .: ll , e u t : . 1 1 Li o n " Insnaciug state of affairs in Ireland wee not produced "`" 1. 61 The winner o f sh e C u p (64 doge) was Mr. Govt qt's by any internal cause. (Hear, hear.) It was not rgadier, Mr. J. Johnsen) ea. Fieldfare being second. The Produced by any agrarian cane, or by any rell- winner was quite as outsider in the betting, the odds pool nos The Roman catholic clergy bad notoriously baiter 33 to 1 bolos blue after he hist woe his first 1 , 17 ,: : ....., the Fenian movement, as they bad always The Pan e (32 dogs) wee van by holm ' oimirdt h e Hair Loed Sefton s opposed revolutionary proceedings. This Fenian at- p ut ; (16 6 0 ") wo o wow I T lonia Rethmet's es. Oodles, tempt was an attempt against the Majesty of Rug - Mr. Saxon's% minuet being second. lucid; it was aimed against the throne of Rep Harmon IN THE DIRWINT.-A large number of had sad the greatness of one empire ; and tinder thine young salmon, bred artilkliellY by the in pa ie rt D i al ie e en gt l ig , circumstances he would sot hesitate to give a complete Club, )s ure bulk = Peermetil tared the club. The fish will soon be ' UPPeet to the proposal of the gourseneet. (Cheered! :r d ., f l r Zia, pssa tithe see , The Mews. Strattt have, at Whether the government had hitherto pursued the pe ps I their own 'ti p's'', put op • gateau ladder at Helper ; and "um was a matter for fuere oonslderation ; but the 1 it is hopel that the Trent Fiebery Amoination will be able immediate gaieties wait whether the statemeot just Ito pa t rep all the Boremenh sod Wiles weirs du. ing nude nu ea authentic one, and of that he could the g stimense ; bat it is a question of funds oht fly. 1 The river g rant would then be open foe the riders 4 entertain no doubt. He hoped the house would thethe tram t • ma. We has the most gratifying re Wes I Sgaliftoady sued to what was proposed-(lood ch . ers)-- frees the open ng op of the Trost and Dove sinner-York- ; . bat at th e same ti me h e could not help maryieg that afaireencelim - - I Own o'CLoui. There is lees business in the rsilw*y market to tea - dayoand the tendency of prices is unfavourable. ay Metropolitan stock has declined per cent., and FA Great Western, London and North Western, Mid- r,',.; land, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, e. roe London and North Western node Isquoted 10 . 41 126 f to 127 ; Great Weetera, 62k to / ; Midlsuct, sum 127 k to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122} to 14.1 123 ; Great Eastern, 391 to 40f ; South Eastern, V/ to I ; Caledonian, 139} to 133 ; Metropolitan, IQ 134 k to ex div. ; Great Northern, 129 to eit . 130; ditto A, 1471 to 1481. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is heavy, and has reoeded If per omit., the present quota tion being 44 to 46. Great Western of Canada shares were slightly lower, at 171 to 1. OILIMNAIIIr SHAMS /LSD 5100/11. IL id. I Amway.. 00•198 (MOOG Woo to-daz I 17,1 f risiwlas. 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Offs olkom The annonacement that the government proposes to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland has .. ad •M 71 --- ft caused a decline in most of the stockand share mar- bets. The funds are especially fiat, and exhibit a reduction of I to k per cent., notwithstanding the belief that the government broker will commence his purchases for the sinking fund early next week ; The fall in some of the British railways amounts to * per cent., and in foreign stocks tp k. Mexican Bonds have receded I. Grand : Trunk of Canada Railway stock has also given way, but the shares of the financial com panies remain steady. The discount market is quieter to-day, and a disposition is shown to take the best paper at s fraction below the Bank minimum. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange has receded to 5 to 6 per cent. _ _ Consols are now quoted 878 to 4 for money, and 878 to 8 for the account (March 8). Turkish Bonds of 1865, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, Italian of 1861, and Mexican exhibit a reduction of to 1 per cent. Brazilian Loan scrip, however, is 1 per cent. better , and Egyptian remains firm, at the rise of yesterday. The quotations are as follows Greek, 131 to 14; Mexican, 221 to t ; Spanish Passive, 271 to ; ditto Certificates, 15/ to 161 ; Turkish, 1865, 381 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 11 to n prem. ; Egyptian scrip, 11 to 1 prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 608 to ;. American securities are without change, with the exception of a decline of 1 per mint. in Erie Railway shares, which are now quoted 522 to 531. Illinois Central are called 762 to ft ; 5-20 Bonds, 681 to 8. International Financial shame are now quoted to prem., ex div. ; General Credit, Ito 11 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 22 to lt dis., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, / to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Foucier and Mobiliar, 4to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 41 to 2 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 51 to 5t dia. The shares of Charles Laffitte and Co. are nominally quoted 3 to 3} prem., and Mont Cenis Railway 11 to 11 pram. 6 zd 1371 zd it 41 zd 17i i doe 6 1 0 51 4i la zd - 111 it lit - a Two o'Crocx. Consols are unchanged, at 871 to for money, and 871 to for the account. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 10c., showing no change of im portance. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 40,000/. The Sir John Lawrence has arrived from Sydney with 59,000/. in gold, and the Moravian from Port Phillip with 10,5001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon fully maintained Tuesday's rates, and as regards bills on Hamburg, the quotation was again more in favour of this country. The usual list is sub joined : Amsterdam', 3 months, 12.21 to f ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18 te 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 men" 12.21 to f ; Antoarp. 3 mouths, Z .521 to 57 4 ; lisinbarg, ms. beam, 3 mouths, 13.101 to f ; Paris, 3 days, 25.22 f to 274 ; ditto, 3 mouths. 25.524 so 574; Frankfort-on-the-Miume. 1 ,months, 121 to 4 ; Petenburg, per rouble, 3 months, 2 9 f to 4 ; Vienna, ar. de.. 3 moths, 10.65 to 70 ; Triode, ditto, 3 mouth', 10.65 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to 4 ; Osdis, 3 months, 47 to Leghorn, 3 months, 25.72 4 to 77f : Omni, 3 swaths, 25.72 4 to 77 4 ; Masa, 3 mouths, 25.724 to 774. Naples. 3 months, 25.72 f to 771; Palermo, 3 months. 23.724 to 774 : 3 mouths, 25.72 f to 77 4 ; Whoa, 90 days, 51f to ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 f. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion ....... Immerge 8600,600 Bills dinocentsd Dsonsw 600,000 CIOMMMO II deposits ....... Lwow 28.000 Notes iii airan• late° Deerseas 221,000 Private depositsLerma. 227,000 Advaeces An influx of gold and a fresh decline in the demand for money, as shown by the falling off in the discounts, form highly favourable features. At Paris and Frankfort the rate of discount in the open market is now 41 per cent. ; Amsterdam and St. Petersburg, 6 ; Vienna, 6 ; Hamburg, 31; Turin, ; Berlin, 7 ; and Brussels, 4} per cent. Everywhere the rates are much below those current in London. Cape of Good Hope Government 6 per cent. de bentures for 20,000 L were disposed of by tender yesterday by the crown agents for the colonies, at prices ranging from 100 to 102. The minimum was fixed at 991. The total amount applied for was 31,5001. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Wednesday, the 21st inst., a special settling day in the shares of the General Exchange Bank (limited), ...AMMAN, MIL 16.-1 M this mute' to-day Innminglem w hi c h are no t t o b e marked. !tins at st gekl 2 per sharesail " 2:lo2Pt dans th at e e aS tosi ' n ead g prtera illmimitme were Biy m tg ew . The meeting of the Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi ham Ramon( Company shares, at lei to . sircenosis fent Bank Corporation (Limited), fixed to take place on girreteebezeglats' as n,„,,, e l l7"l 4 ez e t alv t'et a lp .S torm Animas 1111° Be l lth Pre li the 26 . . th Inst., is for the purpose of adopting • Foreign Fire and We loraranee, la to 151; Blinalmbim Old provisional arrangement entered into by the board Mink et di to 5 4 : Metropolitan worm dumb 550054 lime. 5 $ of directors for the amalgamation of this bank with 4to i° Sdis. du- and lid" and Foreign Railway Plant 14 the National Bank of India ( Limited ) , on the basis . _ that the shareholders of the Sciude, Punjaub, and laji ICI al 4" 14 pis 114 115 J 122 IT 14 16 IS db 10 6 4Ms I $6 8 db in 98 SO 43 80 80 141 } xn 4 1 i Ada " 1 ale 1 1 1, I Os id II ow it 1/ 11 4 II Ms Ills ipso:4l MI i - 4b ufFI _dim 7kl Kt North Stiffortl;ll3,ili, f. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Aetwerp and Rotterdam, 11. Recife oad Sao Fremoisoo (Lim.), goo. 7 per met., 121, e. Sambre oad Meese, Bj, . . . Aecreiner AT Sr. James's Tintarsa.—We regret Delhi Bank Corporation shall reoeive shares of the to hear that on Thursday twee% Mr. Clue, assistant to amalgamated bank on an equality with the share- Mr. W. Emden (the acting-manager of this holders of the National Bank of India, to the ex theatre), whillepeareg shag " the flies," usfortesately fell tent of the assets of the &incl., Punjaub, and to the stage. In his descent he struck on two projeetioao, Delhi Bank Corporation. The National Bank of which, no doubt, saved hie indent destruction, but be was India has a considerable amount of deposits, a paid so seriously injured as to be immediately removed to the hospitaL —Era. up capital of about 500,0001., which is intact, and Barntrrr vox Ma. H. Coast.—We have much the shares are at a preminm in the Indian markets. The dividend paid last year was 81. per cent. pleasure in stating that a complimentary bene fi t has ham . . organised in aid of that distinguished vocalist, Mr. H. The transfer books of the Im p erial Mexican NMI- Corti, who for twisty weeks has been enfortneately laid way Company (Limited) will be closed from the rep through a severe illness. and lass been completely 28th inst. until the 7th of M arch, inclusive,for the iampscited from pursuing his profe ssion . This late. purpose of making up the interest account to the resting event, which will have the warmest sympathy • and the most cordial cooperation of all the mem 28th inet. An extraordinary meetiej of the Indian Branch be-s of the profession, with which Mr. H. Ooni h as b een so ts loos honourably 000nnted. is fired for Wednesday morn- Railway Company (Limi ) is convened for the lag, March 14. The Royal English Opera-house will 21st inst., "to obtain the sanction of the shus he given for the occasion; a vary large number of his brother vocalists will Live their services. Mr. Sims Reeves, ....,,,. „, inn 0001." Miss holders to a second issue of debentures to the ex- Miss Louisa Fyne, Ms lame Rederadorff, Madame Parepe, `"""" '' "`""'" II r. Weise, and others, will sing is a concert, which The receipts of the Cape Town Railway and Dock will form part of the programme, and a 'elec. Company for th e month of December were 3,3841. tics of th e eller " wrceaux d }programme will The name of the London and Bombay Bank and constitute a promiaeot portion of the entertainments. General Financial Insurance Agency Corporation To add to the sttractloos of the allude' bill which will (Limited) has been changed t o "The London Bom be pat forth, • favourite farce will be played, introducing ba and Mediterranean Bank (Limited)," the , bust ths eminent comedian, Mr. J. L. Toole, and Mrs. Mellos, y, who will thins make her first appearance lion her late se - DIM of which will in future be carried on at the vere indispoatioe. The whole of the company aad the head office, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street entire bead give their services on the occasion, sod the no. The Admiralty- will receive tenders on the 26th salt, it is to be hoped, will prove of /abstain/91 benefit to the gentleman who has so sneer a claim on the sympathy inst. for the supply of 300,0001ba. of soap, 5,000 and good feeling of the public sod hie prof/mimed bushels of split peas, and 15,000 bushels of wheat. brethren.—Ere . -- STEMS 07 1.701.771K88 AT HULL —Yesterday, FITDAT EVENING. the engineers of Hull turned out on strike. Some time which closed yesterday at 871 to 4 for ago, in conesqueoca of the plat increase in the price of the necessaries of life, the man. who are connected — M s the Bth is' of March, opened this morning at 874 to and 90 closed. For money the last price with the Society of Amalgamated Engineers, deter- was 871 to 4. The official business report is as mined to ask for sa advance of sixpeeos par day. A follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, dream was meet to each employer in the town, bat no . 87e, c e 4; notice was taken of it. After waiting for some time, .mi omu es. Re d uce d , 874 , 4 , II . N ow Th r ee p e r ditto, for account, 88, 74, 8; Three another circular was gent to the masters, renewing the a 871 4 • India Five p er Gent. Stock, 1024, application. This also, was not replied to, and alma 9 I • „ ot , appeal was then made, notice being given that unless the '4, I ; ditto Four per Cent, vf I, 2. advance was caocoded the men weal tun out. The 1 The India Five per Cent. Stock was more in wish's n*Lfc°••oired on Thnrwl•Y night, when • we"' 2 2 1 . red for. Exchequer Bills remain at 7s. to 2 s. led of the men wee held, and as the m asters genera ll y • bad refused to give the sixessos per day extra, it was F ore ign determined to awry out the threat. T hey sasters w however, thanked for sn advance which t bad offered a stocks were again firm, with a good te some of the men. The whole of the mew will not be mit for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificate., which as strike until Saturday, when u pwards , of 1.050 satiety gage about 4 per cent. The New Deferred T hree sad son - society mos will have `turned out." strike win e .,4 0 „1, N un t h e sh i p b u ildi ng inude B c i r h g h: pr ____,Cente.also improvedggype. tianVenezßounedslanandof=lB64 port, which is now in very active operation , some very hoYou're" 1 Per Met ; heavy contrasts beteg in band. By some it Is estimitted cis well as Buenos Ayree Six per Cents., ; • . th at the member of Isis who will be 'fleeted by this and Mexican of 1864, 1. Turkish - rtrikthaset,oootheirorwesAto.beieg paralysed by it, cannot be lei of l to lB6 lt 2 pe , r h ce ow n e t ver I CIIIIOOB Errupg.—The following curious ceded an d 4 respectively. Brazilian scrip was ThoL ere ot 1808 and a l 13 81 5 d a also i a re - e d eada•Ph roar *ow be *la in Dommr° ° / " lreb l' afd, I ' f '" dealt is in the morning at 21 prem., but the closing land •—" Here lie the manias of Jobs H.P. preset. The I world is tot worth a fly, and I hove good ?G i ant h i min pries was }lower than yest erda y . w.'—denerices paper. Formerly we sent 50,000 tons of rice to Europe ; bat Maas the war Europe seeds heavily to Ya. The mope woe annwbere lighter than usual last year. Merit Carolina, whose sanest product wet es mese& 200,000 swim, retedlist 7,1100.-77ne York paper. Mr. Truman writes from Haskell's to the New York Vacs Sleet tie bill ffs sisitfes the teetiassey of neves in the emu will pew the Temente Legislators is a be weeks.—Nisswi Desesret. ..,ti ihk. 10.1 181 1171 Si 7eiiillil i 0144,1 .... 41 i 1021 lb 5e WM 10. 1 111. L 17.3 k R45:(11 14_001 al 44 sii 104 4 171 117 1 107 , 1 17,1 981 1•0,1 !!.! PROVINCIAL SEARS MARKETS. iIfINEB.--(2 1 1118 D& Z. 7 )) it)) orri o'Ozoos. The mining market is rather more active to-day, with a demand for Olilfbrd Amalgamated, Wheel Basset, Gawton United, East Russell, Boa* Darren, and Cshibeek Fells shares. Some at - the present qaoktioos are' Is follows :—Oligerl e Amalgamated, 151 to 16t; Wheal Basset, 86 to 90 ; South Darren, tw ; Bast Bissell, to 3; Gawton, 32e. 64. to 375. 6d. ; Oaldbesk Fells, per - to I. prem. ; Hollybusb Colliery, to 1 prem. ; East Lovell, 10 to 11 ; Bast Granville, 3 to East Oaradon, if to 8 ; and North Treakerby, 31 to - • The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Mesa& Von Dada s:en and North: There is no greet change in the pretties el the metal market 'Moe ocr last report. Priors have his. well are. . taised, and an aver.ge mount of business has been done. Iron—Reports from Wales and Staffordshire advise a steady market without any alteratioa In the value of manufactured iron. Scotch pig iron audition lively, and prices haws advanoed to 735. cask, aid 7k one month. Copper — English raw is in good demand from smelters at their quotations ; escovd-hand lots offer 'beeper. Yeaufactoxed is very slack. Foreign copper was rather dearer, but glees the arrival of the Mill mall is fist. We quote Karam* 102/. ; Burn, 1001. ; Walter" 991. Deshwes was does fa Chill hue in Liverpool at 921., bet sew Mien at 911. Tar—Eeglish tin is very dull sod obtainable rassidersibl under vaulters' quotations. Straits Is in more demand, and business hu been done at eft., sad en cash. Bane has changed bulb at 561., but is sow held fee SW. The Dutch market is dull at 530. old terms, and 5141. ei-sale, new terra. rus elates comities its good amass& with • firm tendency. Lead is steady at pukes qutetiou. Spelter—More business has been done at higher prices. viz., 231. 15e. spot. for ordinary breathe; 231. 17e. ed. spestels end 941. W.it. to °atlases' ; for leeward &Awry higher 'see Wuxi. COMMRECIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CLYITOR MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (n !LENIN •ID nrrnsartosAL WILISCMPIL) (WION Mt OWN oossaeramirr.) The auks& continues steady. Sales foot up about 8,000 bile& TALLOW MARICIT.—(THIS DAT.) Timket is dull, at the following pries' : Peters burg T _ mar .O.. on the spot, 475. id.; Marsh, 47a. 6d. to 475. to.; April to Jess, 48s. to 48s. 3d.; October to De cember, 60s. to BOR. 3d. MAIER AvisAolB.—Tows tallow , 48e. 6d. •, tai g a ditto, 2s. 44d. ; yellow Russia, 4gi. 3d. ; melted 365. rough ditto, 20a. OL ; grams, 20s. Od.; pool aclg, as SMITHFIELD RAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James beton reports rode as follows: Prime (dower. from 1100. to 1324 id.; piss bay, 90s. to 118 s.; mooed cut atom, 900. to 115; Amy. Ms. to 425. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Supplies are still well kept up, and, Niue oar last report. bestows has somewhat improved. • marked imam has taken place this weak in unportations ol foreign mikes. Dessert pests now in use oseaut of Beurre Banos. Ns Plitt Meads, and Bahr Bound. The most desirabla apples are nenoszeil, Fearn's Pippin, and Blenheim Orange. Hothouse grapes comprise Barbarous, Lady Down's Semillog, Trebtass, and a few Mama*. Prime d Eogliah toned vegetable*, sooh as near/gas, Fru& beau, and femme potatoos, have not altered slue oar Lot ' report. Flowers chiefly ousist of polasettla puloherricia, orchids, heaths, Ohloese primulas, camellias, aad roses. THE SUNDERLAND IMlo2lo3e—The contest for Sunderland has watered upon a passe dand bitter atage, and bas provoked a great amount of mated recrimina tion. Mr. Feseriek, the liniment Lord of the Admiraltr i ro is opposed by Mr. Candlish , as alderman of the bon g not epos any politioal ground , but solely epos • person' question. Both ate liberal', and at the pascal election were supported by the liberal pony. Mr. Penick, wino has sat for the borough since 186 was sacessaful, but Alderman Candlish was defeated. Though Mr. Peoria, received oonsiderable supped from Mr. Candlish's friends then, they sew oppose - him, berms he did not openly coalesce with them, and aid them to return their candidate. Mr. Feowick's reply is that Ald. Candlish prevented him from going by the course the latter gootlemau pursued for righting swaths before a reseal steeliest took place, in seeking to omit Mr. Lied's', sad cassias disruphos be tween the two sections of the liberal party—the whip sad latices ; sod had sash coalition taken place, it must have endangered Mr. Fenwick's own seat, he, therefore,. preserved • strict neutrality. Failing to dad any politico& prinriples on which Mr. Fermi* should be °mimed, a great onto., has been raised against that gestlemsals votes is favour of the Night Peaohiag Bill. the Mayoooth Groot, and the Prime Chaplains Bill, sad against the Inspection of Nunneries, sad foe the ant time is the his tory of 4bo borough hors efts malls bean oororod with " Poor,' placards and handbills, containing attacks on the Roman catholic faith. The Raman ei th olia aod th e element is Sanderised is a large cue, sad a bitter feeling is aroused. The votes Mr. Fiewiskitsfeeds, osetends he was justified in giving them in fainter to the Roman catholic, and points out that no objectless were taken at the general election to these votes, widish ban been glean some years ago, while be remind the sappart of the party who now oppose hie as them grounds. Both coadidans have held meetings nightly for some time, bat those of Mr. Fen wick have been invaded by the friends ef the opposhig candidate, and some tumultuous scenes have followed. So severe have been the labours of Mr. Pedal& in lamenting and speaking, that yesterday sonottese meats were Issued that he woald be suable to address any more meetings for the present. Thewva's ea wrothb sides eat been eompleted ; sad while t contest bas extremely ekes ow, the friends of Mr. Fouls* are moot sonnies of the results, while those of Mr. Oandliab have been leas exalting during the bast few days than in the early stage of the aostest. The eombiation will not take place before Monday week. —Leeds Mercury. COLLISION OFF HARTLIEOOI VMS= SUNR.—Ysstorday morning • disastrous collision took plum is the offing of Hartlepool Bay, about twelve mile" from the lighttome, between two vessels, oast lads., frees Suederland on the previous raftrimoott. About 1 o'clock it was exceedinly dark, and the captain of cos of these vessels, the eatioseer Transit, of Torquay, saw a vowel light bearAig down epos his ship. He kept is his pro per owes, and shouted to the other Tema to alter Re mune, but no notice was apparently takes, and the two 'emelt came into violent oollistoo. The schooseir was streak on the poet side of the bows. and the bows were stove in, sod the water scan was up to the fore c-etle lofting. The crew, an soon se they were able, get out their boat aid what elotbleg they could an, left the sinking ship sod boarded the other, which proved lie be the Marquis of Bate, botanist to Southampton, • regolar trader to Sunderland. The schooner did sot appear to be sinking as fast as was thought when the crew left her, sad they returned with three of the mar of the brig to endeavour to keep her afloat by the pumps. On getting aboard it was fatted that there wee four feet of water in the hold, and an attempt woe nude to save her, but the water fast gained on the pumps. The endeavour was given up, sad the mew again left tire ship. which gradually deepened is the water, and foundered. about had-past 7 o' of Hartlepool, when Captain The Marini" of Bute sailed te within three miles , Frost sad his crew got into their boat and pulled to die pen of liar. &pool, where they landed stoat pees. L Armstrong, sbipobeadler, the agent to the Shipwrecked Mariners' Amp eiatioe. forwarded the unfortunate crow to their homes by train last night. A N UNDERGRADUATE DROWILD, -- Yesterday afternoon Mr. Atkinson, of Trinity College, • freshman, whin rowing is • " funny " in the Orantebester river, wee capsized. He shouted for amistsam, sad an old man, et cousiderable diatoms', beard the shown but could render no montane& Doting the afternoon tin body was toned. Mr. Hough, surgeon, was mat for, the body baring been taken to the Red Lion, at Oraitchaster, Astife bad been loog extinct when the surgeon arrived. nest will he held this day (fietarday).—OambridPs Another amount says that the deemed was heard to ex claim so he soak for the last time. "Oh ! Lord save me." Teasel° Racer refs. The traffic returns a railways in the United Kingdom published for the week ending the 11th of February, amounted on 12,329 miles, to 622,5101., and for the corresponding, week of 1865 on 11,M7 mils". to 57L2604, showing ea legroom O 432 miles, and an ieeresse of 51,2804 The gram receipts ea fourteen of the principal railways is the Liaised inseam amounted for the week on 8.830 miles, to 522,71104, and fee showers sedieg week of last year, ea 8,488 mike. to 482,3614 showing an increase of 342 miler. awl se leers 55e140,3991. The increase °• the Caledesirm amseated se 2,3781. ; an the Gloat Fostern to 1,3764 ; as the Cheat Northers to 8721. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 123/. • em the Grist Western to 2,8471. , _• es Oa Leasable* ' sad Yorkshire to 5,6201. • es the Leaden sad Nettle Warless to 6,0421. ; co th e Lambs sad Bright= to 1,4041. ; es the Loadoa sod South Wasters to 2,0721. ; ea the Marteiteder, Shefilidd. mod liacishashim. S. 3,5124; ee NOWA to 5.1341. •ea doe Heath British fie 1,5011. the ; the North lessenies MOM ; sad os tbs South Fasters to 1,5771. ; total, 0,3994 The seen* en 52 other lines la the trailed Slasdom sweated oa 3. 499 miss is 99.7804 said far the earrespoedin week of last vets ea 3,409 miles, Is 118,8684. sheering se Semmes el 90 m iles, sad of 10.8611. The pods Walls oaths 14 miens of lain Oneecarirtioesel amounted for the week to MA& against 293,1141., showing s impromo of 20,876/. Tbe estisseeers, paresis. mails, /cc., traffic as these Saes anseassoil to 199,7701 spirt 189,2474 for she 1110frespei. lei period of 1866, shawieg ea isimmes of 10.15231. total resides fee the peel weak skew a doweses .1 10.7 as ouneseivl with those of the re peals; week main Os 4th iashott. 044 i 1 • : ••,, '4l;' • a. ~t"~ ~+' he: 14 1 mit; Oir /41 wl La