The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-11 00:00:00

P THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCII. 11, 1862. ' BRITISH P08016810N15. MONEY AL LAW INTIIILLIGENCL before Mr. Ingham, under the New Refreshment-house SHARE LIS7 S. -(THIS DAY.) aides today Art, for having his house epee for the sale of wine alter Bh. I Pil 1 RAILWAYS. I C 7 1°• 1 4 7 4• •• I 00 i ~... (THIS DAY.) 11 o'clock at eight. -,-.-- Mr. Hays's appeued for the defendant, and pleaded not Two &cum. Ult el Allerelle •IL la 72 76 U. tie, &a Pos. a lto} 1011 an 1031 In The funds to-d guilty. , The railway share market is again in- is ell Do, 61, C ,.. 1a r .- - ... COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. &meld Canada. of the V division, stated that on Mon -3 3 I }per cent., the di (Before the Judge Onlinary.) day night, the 3rd instant, about lel minutes to 12 p.m., be active,. and several of the principal stooks, is * ii o Meele isa mansass alalellas lol e l kid his attention drawn to the Fishmongers' Arms beer. 71101ndutip Great Western Midland, 1411111:11311i111 999 a.,,,,.a.,,,,A04;,,1a all the other mar a eenia.vre (}ALL) r. a VeTIMATEI AND Clltrlltir. .b o p. He went to the window and beard some persons and Yorkshire, and Elstern Counties, have Sp.a. Ilds, Ay, 11, taw animation. Fori le tile we, w ea a suit fur dissolution, en the ground talking inside the house. In about two minutes situ- midenedbyßuffetL.H. 0 97 44 alidtery, sad in which Lugs &integre are claimed, wank the door was opened by the defendant. Witness e, e • *FUNK ditto- 80 fractionally receded. Caledonian, on the other fee oss Tho o so es -' shares are dull. The court , en the motion of Dr. Seabee, teed the 14461 , went into the parlour sail saw three mee. There was an statue, h as again improved * . per cent., and South ma do De, eine f t , m amm a dime so is el at At Paris thi by «pedal jury, for the 27th imbrue Renter's telegram Eastern 4. Otherwise there 1.4 no variation of im- •,„t 5,1 Oakulta tit . •• . .__ E empty e w . in 'Tte tt d i e e fe on il l t b i l d e tral a ole of ththe parts roe men t portanoe. London and North Western stock is now ; li % P t a k „,,,„„•PA' 4 „,::: 2 1 " COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. was a lodger and the other two were his friends. He noted 94/ to 1 ; Great Western, 72/ to 734 ;it 100 leneynitesger-. Ito al, lop 1 - . were quoted 69fr also said that he served them with •• bottle of wine under • 4 1. 4 (Before Mr. Conimissiooer Holroyd.) 124 to 129 ; Lancashire end York- as s at ET1 . 1 , 0 t r_ `',.:e the Refreshment Act before 11 o'clock. - Consols are of az TtIIDEIL-11.1.1.1CATION roll CINCH Mlle root, cusW/Dr. Th ese r te did not appear to be disputed, mid his worship ._ _shine 1 43 to 4 : DNS all De. 6p. et. do. lea - - Caledonian, 110 to } ; South us an e n 0 p V a r e e se e - - This was en aepheat ~,,, fer discharge from custody by pointed out to the defendant that he had done wrong , aslee all Do. d o . do. 10640 - - - for money, and Willellin JOSIIIIIITonirr, formerly of No. 7,Welkale7-steset.aeaterik 86. a LO B ; Eastern Counties, 574 to 1 ; and Great orthern, 116} to 1174. 10 all Do. d. do. 1110-71 - - - r ,„, the worths were not to suffer ex wine to be drawn or con. The present c lleheveseemet mei i, Wentworth - Heal, ""d- void, li d h- '' corned after eleven o ' c l oc k , y Lombardo-Venetian Railway s h ares remain 06. ler Grand Trisha Ow& 27 1 1 , 8 0 - ems, since o prisouer in White:ref street Prison.- money, and 931 Mc. HAMS took an objection to the s ummon', go l d ssid emoted 11 to 11 lorem. Great Western of Canada r e 2 8 0 t i t a l a r e l e i re l 'ai . 7 4 0 , - Tice lialehties are abut eat:. it was for keeping the house open for sale of wine afire • The official bui Mr. Holt, of Veda...court, ellePerted the eiMbeetiooli eleven o'clock. are flatter, and Great Luxembourg steady. Bahia 109 an Do. 0 par et &bent. 48 10 49 199 au 7 7 0.7 Iler eh 1151 4l 62 Stock, 238 ; Thr Mr. Watson, of 1 ' , Doos. - "m•I'• el'Pn°e'l the a pp lica " °° Mr. In ham said i ce this ease it was on l y to IN 0 De. 0 M.- 43 46 - - for the detaining creditor. His chest brought an actionßailway aim continue to meet with inquiry. read the g clause in the sat. If she sammeeshad been pro- 011DIN.UtY MUMS AND fITOCILS. 91. WI Do. ilo. _ . IB7I. SI 44 431 New Three per spied the bankrupt tee yeen ran to which he pleaded U. 100 Orme Indian reeleesla 101 102 1011 1 I peril taken out be should have only fined the defendant Is., 2244; ditto Fiv never indebted , and les client had been put to an expense of I Closing Priem I Wee o day so 12 Do. New it PM - tas Mr. Haynes had taken the obieetios be 'braid allow Oh. IN I unarm& .....o i Yesterday. f so 1 1/11 111. He 06. IL of Ind ow lailz r .t. ler r 101 - ditto Four per it. The act stated that if the bowie was kept open for the isi ill Starr* elf 14 us 1 The /..............wr . I think that this is • matter which -, side of wine after the per ho 't was ea offence, or .. 01 1 „LIM I , l4loll o alfel. li 3 *I will more proverb be gone into when he applies for hi final to sell wine another off un" to muff wine ' "'" order of diecherge., or U WI Nbeldesen - -• .- IN all De.Op.elidspay73,w.op 100 154 102 y r. prawn said that th e e aa i rropt bed been i nit ." oat to he drank or consumed. Therefore when the d efe ndant Di di gosh e m T... - -. LW an leo. 0 do., 77,witem. 96 VI - faced " rupee i found that his customers had sot drunk their wine by le all Daskoa,gleaKOll4.ll al 7 .. 1.0 en Do. do. 78 witbeatop. --•- 1021 ; Exchequi of the way, and if be wee sow released there might some 11 o'clock, he should have told them that they could not 96. 100 BMW sa d Neat -.. N tit zd - zd IN all Del} m0t.84a,pg.77 - - - _ dillindty in finding him.ll6. 100 Warm Ow. 4dr it 91 118 There is no Th s c oft w e g eeer _p eemer l y, w h am. he may have kept drink any more, and it must be put by in the cellar for ono- : e t IN 00= a IL IN Dm do. II gm et 100 lel - cat of the way ; but now he has been adjuilitaited bankrupt, ther time. (Laughter.) IL lee Do. 41 per el. Wen.. 93 N- stocks. The Nhe doer eel runnier he will render lioneelf table to all Mr. Haynes said his client was • very respectable man, JIM a °UMW° 1 8 .-. 10 alllLie. A 'Away. =lll 6 .. 91 all Do. 6 per coot d 0.. . - - sib -• have fallen, - and was now applying for a spirit license. 15 MUD.; 131 DA. is pig to IL •.- ••• 04. 100 boi s b=ir. Allan& ••• taspaias and peulties under the Hankruptcy Act. Turkish Loan o . loeham mid it was It Deer law, and should be under- N all Media mai Be slit 61 0 fief •-• lid 0 all L ebo • sap. al la. Com& .. r. Heft - It is the beultrupee own act caning here . Mr - Mr. Mame- Yea, to get liberated. thoroughly . 111 all Dvad.,Pertk 4 WSJ& 19 II -• while that of 18 81. 100 Did The summons was dismissed. 6 -, The Cominissiner made an order for benkrup's discharge Ilk 100 Rwit. - ezi,.. Ol 64 gd 671 ell ad ID all Do. de. 1 eop. 40. 4 Business is (nee custody. 94. 161 Ifeelsgs Union, Stock A U W CI II di Do. de. UM ilm 4 0 - ea NO Dia. Keck 80 61 U. 150 kinds lte 116 - Bonds at 341, (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) 1111 all Im6 frith -• 115 Is DO. Puniatth ..... ... e tits Ipm 16 Re •vls. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I/ 100 1 2, 11=11 .sa. and Warm a ssi lei s : - 911 all Do. do, - - - provement in th This was an examinatim meeting and application for dim 56. 100 - U. 190 Im.lndett. Floegegee V/ NO - Sales are neon -..- ... Id 1 rrimdsi.umiteaserie a ies charge by Gmege A. 4., of Southborough , near Tunbridge, le all earth ima reli‘s Jut& "- a-Half per Coo - builder and carpenter. OK ZLILTSIC TELEOLL/11.) 114. 100 Olaggew • & Webers la 11l •••• ... The accounts show - amount due to enditors, 670/. ;ditto 10 all Great Northeittestioad - - DOURO. Cents., for acc seemed. 2.1 e/. There are practically *emote beyond those LIVERPOOL MZETING.-(THIS DAY.) fa iou trace Northers Ilk 1.00•6mA Arm see,. ea ll3} tut ad 114 d No. I fih. I DOOM; I I'd ICL raa I Sal.. . Five per Cam et the hands of creditor... sighted at 300 f. _ - - - ditt o Five per C Mr. Kislev, instruet.-I by Messrs. Howard and Co., ap 1 1. 100 M. melte nom ,lre, 10 106 ad 1 0 6 id 10,1100 i 11l De. 6p. et Pref. MM 161 •-• - - oohed fur the waren... ; sad Er. Doyle supplied th e HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. It. ree Greet Wilms 7ll 731 ad 7 : 1 ad meow ea DM sad 11M1 ladle- 100 118 127 - 1 4, 4 die. ; 3 lookrupt. Iluetensaa, Jealousy, Neaspy, Tattler, Nceihern Light, St, I DealeerVatOve.llll. 67 AO ad 1,4.5,10 es. Lamm 100 56 40 107 f 11:4 ad ICOI 1 9 Ss. . - Ile Bulcy applied for an adimersamat is order that the Chaster , Curette ahroPthire. Romeo, Parse Tom, 11011 7. k 1 tamedir e r irzzilll4ft 511 el zd - 0 ef° o9lo oa. Iteleeles 100 60 U - account, 344 ; 116. 146 Lambe 861,1441 R. ileathempsa - sa 2 ; ditto ex lookrapt should tile a geode and • soh amount He had Doves sad Nash Lancashire sas be° - es,2l Oa Vbeegla lOO 91 191 - contracted fleet of his debta within the twelve math. par PAID FOliner.-Wortham, Margery Daw, Little Dick, re . t; 11 = 8 1•••' 1 " 125 Der . fc) ai ±ai 5 1 110 De. NSW - 94 ; Portugueso colieg the bankruptey . Goldbeck, met Elea. U. 1110 1 - sTaskialkll -7- Weelli Nita VW 941 z 1 Ise4 1 Zd v-- Mr Doyle romplaioed that Om amigsess lad Dot far. TRIAL STAKES. One mile and • quarter. - -, 121 18 uta e ° ' ae =w ea s ese 101 102 ad 1 011 t M IL 469 COLONIAL 13011111111KUIT SICITUTISS. count, 461, } ; nide .1 requisitime .4 what they required. That was a cum Cosmopolite aid Lemon are here. Ira II li I Bram In 10. 000 I saw finales, 7, 4 which peculiarly C•lei within the new aet, boolaiLre of la all r- ••• - ... TYRO STAKES. T.Y.C. IS sal De. sal leahatiket 9 111 -• ,„, _ .-v• . . T . . . 1 109 11 Ire 841 ; Tuba .ample poverty sod suisfortuee. The failures,* attn table -- oni ta bankrupt haying taken contracts for new buildings Omar, Mitres f, Blithfield, Catherine Hayes f, and Foie 1 1- NZ alaseladoklilasalasa mok„. .. ; 44 1 9 5 - . .. Dm gper Lies. 100 157 100 - ditto, Six per at Soutideireugh sod Tunbridge Wells , which bad is one 4° Oren are ha m 119/ ad lin 914 ad .... .. Do. llper ellAsmallop. 100 107 10 0 - ~1 4 , 70 4 ex i instance resulted is a loss ef SOW., and ia Mere pawed SPRING CUP. About one mile and a half. flu 2.14 Do. Doi I 11 pia ad ma wee{ ix •• . Do. 5 per mat • ,sally disactrous. The bankrupt see hod a Weird Petra, Beath Leaseekikealte Norman Shrowhine Ream l i t 1 0 „Do. air,3Llbr i rb7:: aw - It ad -_ " Mr' '' • , ik ‘ d ri as m r69 , o6 l°Wila ' 8°3 ' 19 4 IL ° 4 56 n rig - for account, 24 - .1.04 rhildrv• to support. aerator, Rome. Costs, My Mazy, Arc;die., bosuns., mad 0 -.4 C,T...... ( ) • - - _. .... .. ilia 1890 103 111 13 - The shares ol .... .. His Homer we of ocadas that the additional seseemte Weasbsek an MP WO all Neweantle sad Caotiol. -•- - do 1801 100 111 ill 7: pany are quota .houbl be rendered . sad therefore directed an adjounimeat PAID poErify._aismal Bus, Either, Springwell, York. le 9 Maw diAmegbdef. . ... Ws ... iii* .. Kw Itres...a...sp..A. 100 106 107 .oul the 24th of April nest. • .. s. .... .• I.llWalesOmsp.e. 100 99 100 - The fortnighl miter, Sampson, St. Lawrince, Queen of Trumps, Antares, ° t ley ie ll Il a f=iWareseD.Mles 70 Is 711 1 - ' .. D 0.6 p. et, 1271 to 1876 100 97e Ni - will col RE BECRITT.-7113 PIIOVIRIOtea OF THE NEW am Warn:neater, and Segittartaa. 16. 16/ Neallt BMW - .... •• • • Dots: a im 100 17 98 97f } _ t ac ks _ TM. yes en exaninutioo meting sad otmNly ' for die - AINTREE PLATE. Five furlongs. 11. aii IWO Dims lOU. ID. - - _, .. New Spar amt. LOD 157 109 toot day - ), and ten charge by 110111110 Wlalale Beckett, i M 4 IMmaa7 Little Lady, Lord of the Manor, Juliet, Abroe , Dora, and ak 10 IL 1 601111 - 1111 • 1111 _ _• • 99 991 iiii; ... Nora Nola Bp. a, 1876 161 107* 106} - About 77,00( „; ~.,., westhoorsa grove, sad Wass it No. 76, - U lel ita. e.X.a.reer }44 i .... ...• llast.Oom lip.ot Heads 100 108 110 - - the recent arri Inserter me IWO. se 6,5 f .... ... ; . @map. e.lea.*Jsl4 100 104 10.4 l'r weed:set, Paddington, enure riarebea6. , 16. ja Mr. Aldridge, the crown solicitor, to sciadaet the PAM FOIDIII.-flpiesbox. Lemke, Eidolan, Crenated% 0 ese /),.. Tait „,,,,, $7 11,1 ad be m .... .. . 0.41 p. &Awe& O. 110 107 1071 107} I day, and a fur ~....„,..i,oas , Mr. C. E. Lewis fir emplisces • sad aatillittUttialth. BILITNR MIMI. during the wee 15 1 Do. New par 1 pnutd -• sal Dr Bolt. of Quality.court. sopportsi Its oppilomdra. ' 91 ali NeellahLWansgshiso aef li id - No. IMe I )(tins. I Pd. 1 4 . raw I ales. The arrival c Th. Itutkrupt was exemined, sad addltard bads, pa , EXTRAORDINARY NUMBER OF PIRES. tag 1n North iltegordallre 6 61 dard 1311 0 el .., Alfred eon& t ehilleek) 8.9.3 }ii - announced ye 0,.i..i ia mly of Mt are. Betts wale Its bed stwowards et. 10 Illot,LOGrealisaralL*C 10.• •IS British Don ll - - -• 113,0001. .11. lie had some furniture, • dab sod teem a ado Dn • this (Tuesday) morning and the greater I I : " " Kies - - - .. 4:3lfford - The Indus w atom which the I ..• Iled• where behaves *ledge bad 1.024 ..Con. ( . 1M166.) 1 606 616 - - .eii.,l for r.at. Ile did not mired Er. lassloasa to cio- P irt cniewia l ni g ht t'he firemen M the I " M°6l3l4B°d : ~L" • 68 all 1141. .-- - 1; 10 - 61 .. lbet /Wet (Wawa) 1,.1 the mien brought by Messrs. Betes , were ept in continued operation, there 80. lat lissiad - at .. lad Carrico K - Zeal Cam Brea i 11 11 gull gold for Alexia The baelarupt's SlVllleell 09 Iles pent were very evasive, S ai tilat ,.._ tbse not fewer than seven fine in what is 06. OD Iselliddl.l. Abaci*. 47 ID Mewl- -.. IN 105 - k .. &W&Samotftsels4l;) 11. 10a. fi - The bar silvi di' strict. One S r.broke out is Il k i" - .1 the commute-err warned him that be was doing him. ` °°l4 l7 °l44° 116. 1011 ilbrephlos Velem 67 de 44J - Oreabler •U. Ashes. 14 417 - yesterday st 6 ~dl so good by be mode of aa•wering. the premises eg r. J. H. Weed*, an oil and eoleiersien, t o a me s os b ume a t m e 4,6: _. _ I s - are " 11.11 Or se r 11z a 1 ~ the price obtai ee The beakrupt, M continuation. admitted that he ode. °elf= bs°6B.. " Na ' 38 ' Canaral ' aa°o BLLuk°.° ' O IN 9 ala alms ••••- • • • • 91 " z4'- z 4 S. ••• 0. 9,11 o er 7 place in the premises bele n to Mr. is s see amp assent ..- .... lie Ni 8011 _, 8, ... Onaville - same as that ri sally tastruct.l Mr. Ituctiaaan to defend the action. but yea . ".. ~,hie , to instinct soured f.,,, ... a d win , B ut of the J. .roosiso, paper-box - maker , @Sudo at tif in f. 66, Chty. IS. 105 Seale Walla ~,...1.- e 7 ° ad - '"' i. .. HMOS sibs% IL US. 810 87 261 of the Mexican hr,,,ly ..btaisiod Dan Herds he sold to varlasseartiose_asti reed. The premises and their riontenta were for the mod 0 lee I. TIMM al Mal wee 99 101 ad '-' ad 6, .. Lipka Darr - OP A Stelmitifeldnilka,ae. Se 01 L 14.6. * I - se. o}d. per or Mit esagemed. lamed is the Oesteral Moe. the remainder to Mr. Baru., the Tosaliell or the Wise - A .._ _,__ fork ta the saassass ee hir. 3. OH* _ U MI Siocates I Dartlapee lie 971 zd - ad tr ° " = B°lll° oolea M3 " 10 I° * - with the rate r Importers' Association. Ile sold the bawdy about • week fin alas •la IS DOW 119 s re lie v. ad - 10 ON ...• berpret D e lailas6). •4 046 - beer. be was arsenid e and received U. fieboeseer. Na Rebtaihrurdan - T - , Poplar. The damage ft. me y e * y a m - the interval, h m,„ L.,,,,,A e d b a d tot , pet I ,,,,,t eee t e •a..‘„,6 14 o dose vie lamed in the Phornix Fireolles. te 0 Mom Ni zd - 5.000 .. North Downs . 4 i _ 6 4 .. . - article, sales I s ee k rap e o ,As e , seen , ', re n e w.. adnittea rhea h e e w e Lad saild ai strt s l a y sd boloot 12 o'clock, another firs, which el U fit 11. had stated to Mr. li uttos that kis wife was gadded to _____," seas th.° tO !MD in the destruction of allege MI _6l il 'Oa zd .... _,,, 6,000 .. H. Wk. Baisse t Wpa) nla Si 51 - 1 / 2 ad - '"' 6,640 .. North Wheel 007 .. Lea. It st - be publiahed o broke out upon the of de. 11111 time el Nee" a legacy , but did ant think that he bad neestiamsd She '''''"°"• er P rr l er• Yl . .___ a IL Ns Vieselleille.• 110110 IDA la Ks - " SAO .. pee Osas. (ft maw) . ii 7 8 - The principi sd,oat. Thr Legacy was 1.11 to his wife ahead tsayeare _ ....... „___Mr• Cellaal f ._, ° M., ___,aarwa___.,deral netting ma " s Urer • T' s 0 an Weall Cantwell fli li .- ;190 96 Predawn (U. lebai). 10.6.7. 41 45 - sea, avid was den to his wife ia January last Had Whoa """'""'". "".°1""""'"`". The fire wee ant .. 41 ' 56. MO 6.111= m 421 - -•-• ... DOW _ Om. Ulm Co. 1 - Trade returns no Usable to make inquiries about it, but had isollystod Cw•rww7bY Some one paring , who law a uau rir 7 of week* l i a• "ma - the exports of Mr. Holt to make apple:att w fur it. hoeing from the street door, and the police being apprised 54. 100 into m :2:X ; el 4 11 1 i i s m a ! - 41 - rd 6,010"1 .. L iirtun Ossa Breittleassie Ci..". : 64119% d Si le 32 l l l - Mr.re 91 ad! - zd as .. a . W . p m ", 0 11. 0 . )16 . 444 , 96 196 _. the month wet of the circumstance, an attempt was made to 55 . 01 Ma Levu. euhenitled that this was a most flags en& .l9 '32 34 -. or 1 per ce The beaknim, had „,,,,,,,, ae l iaane i ee o f the property e f Fain as entrance to the house, but so smear irk ... I Sl ZerallilleadMa.C ll II t ft a - by 927,_4422., Mr. H a w". " n o i rer .i re t ve te... b y meream ei en ming rem to the repeated knocking It wee feared 1411111111101 'RAWL 6109 VI Tla Croft - 1880. The 1 teat his n e e . r ee e t i e d t o a h e . ee 0 600 f. pe en del that the Mentes were asleep. and the fire escape }dale.. O.. Vale et Tealiaar m ) 7. .7: : ___ , • ant . at ~ k, I. ii - Liii i i 6i o f omit . im a m , from Kiageludegat• having arrived two of the men la. IPA) aelimue. 1 01001 0100 I l.. Wed lama ( ). . A li Ire let paralysis of of the ..Late , awl the goals obtained of Mow aoll.rhe police mounded and entered the bedrooms upon the as. see eismossur,..sars....dse N IS - lAA .. W. Orden ( ) 1 U4O - as regards a fe win, the i ne h roi n „, a nn ee d t e p t ad ct. The wood floor. 'ken they found that the family were all from 11 I all I a per mat. MI 111 - ... Mat Dim - - SU .. 111. awl Zi Si 97_t 110 1 1 - and a heavy d bankrupt ISO./ &toed having instructed Mr. Bud.. home , and that the fire was raging fiercely from the back part g ....al 11 ° 11 . =1.__ __ aisso tAbla A. 44. 4 1 : 10 1 is e - US .. IR Wise Di - of ootton prec to defeat the settee and drove to throw the burden of the shop and premises in the rear, which had been ;A tee Ha ss B. •le ene• - - - 4. .., Wk. Idwar4l --- of the defesce ou the enemy's shoulders. He wee filled with rope and settin g, scene of it covered with tar. s e. ir. ' D T: 0. 7P. al - - 1,45 4 - WM YAW _HU. Jabal) 1.7.2. 1 Is - Dulyis 888 2,4 , 94, 624 C aware that these was a difficulty in dud* Cloudy adialatair el. was the workshop •7• lame Pa 7ll l 4l ' l . 114. 109 Z. Cem.lla., fps& Ne.l 1141 110 ad - ;OM - W.W.11 Paillashes.) I 16 itt with the ease melee the sew act, aed Gas and also some stabliug and carpenter's wor shops, but io. no De. ilia. Nag 197 105 it "• ad Loa .. Mb Trelawmg Ow.; I 17 13 17/ th e e i„,h t m„ o f th e it A art weal. di m . u m , fortneately the fire was kept within the house, but Dot Dab- ::: 119 De. LO O S •p. et d p. 114 m . l u te 127 m • - id volmosot of the court against him, * a u ge dued un til all was desttoyed. K Ile &Um dr &e.g. 11l 116 - oo --- 101114111 KUM& much as 851, I 8" 881? " -- ta h l Eo2,ore dew in 1861, and away laughing at his creditor*, knowing that Was IL 1110 1115.,1448. 1a =„4.p.a. - - - Me. I 11_11_ , Edsts. I 11 1 (2•1 " 6 "" Palm ' States, and power to arrest hue. Ile therefore salentlsed point - ---- --- - - id fur the mint serious_ . eoesse_ . leration of the wart, whether It A new story, by the authoresa of "East Lynne , " B e a. M Daleret a a 19 0 " 9 " r e i toe" a d 100 •- a d re:oo °M ' 1 tr am Ltsittoi.. !a L 1 86. 1W De. 4 per owl wa. not empowere d to owl with the cometima said the w ill s h or tl y b e ma n ne r ,' in Owe. le'ree ;to be followed , EL t oo 0 5.66. 6, 6 6, 4 6 6 . 9 , 94 07 100 ad - 10,000 a Inuit La 034 UP IMI - im Th ports e prage fo o r t t a h renii ...cam. of the aet,which enabled it to cederliesiteliPell en its oomplettoa, by a novel from the pen of Mr. Tom Be all 0.11' . . ileolland, Ist Prof -..-. -. 110,900 1 OUP& 16a. Cm Jam 1 -•-• Deoemt to let impnsoned for any period not eaceediag NS per. ..... Teem. 1111 41 ot. Wost. (Bois& Hants - -.- 1;000 49 Ontire Omar all 31 54 - •• Mr. Idols ad'Planal for as ad l °lma°°°° h e a laaal a is '''"• Auras Or CLARE, THE NEWCASTLE MIIRDPIRIEIt ere lee Do. redeem 41 9. own 100 103 1011 10,000 20 Ocollape (Llind - iatioated th e prelethility of an untagemese being Wee to 4,,,, A T A , coLLK-ma....44„.G Grey has h a d un d er his 84 ' I°° B°' redeem. a °. sal 91 el - 25.ct00 I Copula Myer in line beset...Bt. 100 Do. irraleera. 4p. et. 91 911 - mom 1 Des Ifesagea Parr ma i l 1111 1 I For the whole ceasidavatioe the circumstances consorted with the case of as 100 Doop.ctredsem Pref. 198 les 103 25,100 8 Sad Del 07(12auted) 1 IPa - 11, aljourainent was ordered at the beakanpre OW ll all 21 - stated as undo George (lark, who was convicted at the last Newcastle a all Do. term. net Mara. t e e t 101 ad - now 1 roma. ( uas.) expense. maws elf the murder of Mr. Mark Frater, the tax collector, 10 se Do.atesterttele*c. 17 14 id . 20,000 at Goma a n Id - 1859 ... 110,000 1 01. iteellisme 1860... - -- sad has thought fi t to advise that the unhappy man be 0 Sell pe. _do. _dee Sp . c. __ el el = of 11. Assirella ° = l ) 1 tow }Pa 1 1861 ... THE POLICE COURTS. reepited obsetag r e g r e lkiest's *genre. Au official intuits- 't AZ tt o lv es t i reet a . z. TZ 14 ad ~, id owooo 1} M*1 1 114114a) 1 I is pa .... • ties ed Sir Gray ' s &cation was forwarded to the an Do. de. do lO 3 ad - 0000 a Lames all 5 8 A new i of 1 (THIS DAY.) governor of Newcastle Gaol last eight. 90 MI Do , dm de l 6 l 1 ad xd MON I Lalteslea THE MYNN MEMORIAL -We understand a con - St 110 lanai UAW; lip.a6t. 135 - 611,115 1 •-- • - mittee, comprising the following well.known names (with "I* IwwWSWID I - 17 1. 0 ._0". Sea 1 i l l=.otKaus.(L) 1 } ela per - 11 Ida r si: tLimitleitidof the , i SOUTHW ARK. iii _. Mal 95 - - pool, Limita power to add to their number), has been formed to promote 66. tee Thasp.s. de. I s t; 1 13 , PA DARIN., 11101WAI ItObB3IT. the desired object :-The Hon. aed Rev. E. V. Bl' h , Mother- gt. tee De.es , e. do, „u s 10 .. liandUlverLeau 0 1 d e t k ! ep j it ' nrtunt y :if u ; a e'r,. i n u m k r i „l4 Y :t i l t t g . ' ' ". l " 4.. ") 6,l7 6"ek sm n i' L:_i w g:rn b i l Vttvllliklker " l l E C . sa l tle ; Getz e di N a c a l- . il i t. /0 . 0 3 E d el. p o. a. 4 1: . . 11i . e..• U 3 116 - - 154 507000' - - 15 1 Boo E litt UßPl4 Bubars Aneilm "d (Unt ig i tilt. 4 4 1 Pee l Pun - ell liTi o ng h a 2700 01 6, 013 moo ft SLJelin del itey(LlSl4 11 Sil 0 ai 1 w hi c h it is i Henry Welch, utsler the following circumstances : stone; W. De C. Baker Esq., C anter b ury ;H. W. Audrewes, ..„ 6 all Dll.4Parsh de... •-• 7 ,- 4 ; •-. 43,174 UMW United Osaka& ell 71 11 H 1 pee eh an. I • - ati.wo 1 Worthing (Um).- • all i 9 The pi...cuter, a middle-aged man, said that about Esq., Blackheath ; W, S, Norton, Esq._,West Mailing i Mr. al . ' 1,.°0 D a ~r,riarcei., IN In tO be limited , 11 at eight to was pcoeseding over Loodurpbridge to- Fuller Pilch, Canterbury ; Mr. E. Woman, Benendell i ft iii 17.7 -- 6 - 6 am sag, 66 •-•--- JOINT STUCK BANDS. directors are I wards Ilia Surrey stele of the water, when the prisoner Mr. le Willsber, Mruilsteme • all of whom are reedy with 4. i . 75 7, - ... 40. Ilk. l SASE& 114. 1 al. 1011°. • I Saa commercial el 1 came up to lout anti ie,LL,I him the way to St. lleoree's their own contributione. The two first- *mod gentlemen M . 1193 Les.CltalhemeadDovel 06 117 N Church. lie t4l him , noel emoted the wed, But have coasernted to act as trustees of the fund that Be 10 LaNWeeiretNun. st. - - - *ISO We Aos sad IL Wt. 00 . 0 88 90 xd -ad t he board. I .. ad U,610 49 Amicable all 66 70 - the primmer followed him, mid pushed him rather may be raised, until applied, and contributions caa uo. no kwa.w.rp...Bt.lai:t.k. - - • 'wok!: %,..." 1 " toll him to go away, but he pe rsi s t e d in be peel into the Kentish Bank, Maidstone, to their ge t ad Inme no ete n . r edardn u t * a M 117 11 -. I tTl 1 1 :0 Dank lleok c e d l =on se 80 81 o 6 el.- = yeara, thougli asaoyne* hi m . sod when war the Bridge - hove Hotel he joint names. With relied terd to the manner in "ei - I t - 5,.. - 5 * port have bee auddeely tuned upon hint, put his hand in his Juliet pocket , which the amounthi to be applied. this 64. vas me, se pee meet sad stole 14, 111. en hell wit , Item theta Witten...Med hold is necessarily to a great extent a matter for after- 10 6 Daredennable epee } Ipm 51 Amlzaea. sad Chine. all 111 12 "' and the coma • of the I...rigour's le.nd sodomite of the mosey fell on the coesideratioa when the result of the collection is awe. et. 100 Odlandltealb.a.Uom - - - St^ 16 ChOrd. Uwe of bad* all 33 86 - pulls and ' round, hit the I.e-omega away from him and race 05. Wool ; and the committee who may be appointed to decide 010 Do.Coes.Bret Lep.° 167 US ad - SO re 61 - tended. At Ho noel him , tellete out " 1 5 0 P thief," sad eventually upon this subject would, no doubt, win to do that which DI 1N a: i tod a te.Z. d irderee: lit: lg i -... Id mewl 1001.0 eadaat ar " Ina atm 116 59 41 - fact that „ be tine primmer) wa 4 secured. might be roost agreeable to the deueared's family ;it would, Se lee Seefolk6p.4.o.64 P cM . -t. •-• i1ki11e,96.11 Cone of Canada ...... - -•- The prisoeer here .-mud the prosecutor whether he was however, prolably take the shape of a suitable monument 16000: MO Olin of London ID ••• - - stock bank aßt. tel lath Sosistail passel 111 HI et. not ashei. on los back ice um) of the reamers vetoes he roused on the grave, unities, in the meeotime, the general feelini 0. 100 fat New Dan. 6p. D. tes 1 5 1 .. si,:l 10 ft&soot.r•oactiarti. an 181 19 - operations b o him up! of the subscribers is found to incline to any other form e 10 7 Dellueler Velem ins id Id pa -- It. se it Mink of thdteoool. ma - - - t Waiter replied that he was doing no such thing. He memorial.-Moldsteac Joereal. 11t. 1110 11.111aa-Oenoith ODE - 1 1 all was milking too:; as wade retake as ever when the pri- Meet or • CITY C11171t4.11.-It 1.11 reported that t o r n ed Do. D A. 7.d. az ip..L0 , 0. 7 _. - - as. K ame da N W laimati. Ilen Nan k of Asstd. La 24 141 16 1 Se 20 151 6 are hesil to otti be cu es is ta - I loner &most. ol him, the Lomberd.street Poet-office authorities have offered •16 15 0,240 11.4611.. pare Mr - ..1111:1 N o Lesess uwesi end ob run swa ty to r w aif 1114 est_ poo l , as may The pereuer beta celled out that it was • lie. He was sum varying from 40,C30/. to 80,C te/. for the site of the 20 all North eladixdaldre_ .. .. - - _. 4 = drunk, aud he rsiond hint up to preveut Ida being beitutiful church of St. Man Woolnoth, facing the Mansion 81 all 900ttlehOwl•Rw nor -'• - - ::.. ... .. 1 1 .. Lo laronj w ilott ..,,n th , t ur riom in le por n in - great SUCCUed 81 . 79} 1 stock banks, i 5 House. Thu; elegant structure will, therefore, if the T m , l i t: le a l Ileta a trlat p.e.... = - ,„. 10.60, 10 Metro. I Prov. Bank (L. 6 } dis }pm - shares stand, • a Polienemataide ?•42 M said he was en duty in Welling- rishioners consent thereto, be forthwith demolished. ~ 111,440! 100 rat. troy. et ihniglime 45 -. -4} 111,016 Do. New ll ••• -•- there is an as e - ton-street, wk. , . h. ...W the Prlsecator riliolitte, and he will be the first church taken down under the Bishop I 1 10 ' 1 . 11 041 L i l y .% Wer 1 4 11 ,7:: 1115 1. 14 1? mt -. 111,010. 60 National Bank - 571 while the exp peewit out Don pi is•ener, who was cruising the roa d , as io f e ne d ee t e Dew sa t. th e 4242 e e ar ti c l e of sub' 1 Los sa , AUD I 10 'New South Wales all 117 39 -• • 11.1111.411,014.431.0.3) 114 26 - toms- 26 Oriental Beak tampers ell 641 6al - under the lai Lying •n 14 . •• sla " clEr• "-now rhl• tt dome Pemee'l the Pi - n provides that the proceeds of the "first sale of ' et. no Do. al yr mai lel 106 -. WOW: 10 Ottoman Sank i eases., aid catight hini, whets they lath fell en the ground. I prom " oe materiel .. abou he appropriated for the 0. us De . east ts .., ewe in Dm - o Ink there the pneouer put something in his mouth 1•111C11 nimrag t Of expenses incurred, retrospectively or ospec- nD.IN a, Wales pa. IP. osal. - •- 10,000 i 101 Provincial of Ireland - U uo al 3 6 1 10.000 , II Ilouth AwaraLla holders may I A ,„iiiisi like money, and swallowed it. He searelical him, ;leafy, is carrying out the previews. 0 the act ; "and the I .0* ~,e l e° e lha. eee t e l i C° l ° -.--, -. 0,001 U Union ot Australia .... ell 66 47 461 of unlimited t but nothing was Inn-1.1 el, MITI. •p. &pr e. 56 87 a i d , - o mute fend shall Pow time to tinie be augmented by the . BL T s monk ,' 61.010 00 , Colon of London - The triagistrate reman,' the prieoser to erahlo the police se ism (welesinetkalj commiesiootes trout the . produce a9l a -6-.."712,1464:47, pi 5 11 oi, - m g &WC us I Day Mutual ia - - - week a doers t o mike ageing. alaut Imo. s mil e oaka of property as there may be meanie)." The ,0 0 Do. do. Cep a. U Id ad -ad 1111011116/111176. if a decrease of THAMES. venerable Jobe Newton was formerly rector of St. Man te lee WaterAlLillomm6p.e. 41 46 - ofze No I Ith. I imleramme. IPd 101. Prim 1 m alea The receipi A 1.0011,41 WOMAN AND HU DOSE or LAIMAIICM. Wtolooth. The written consent of the vestry is secosaary 'at 1 10 'W.WRI-ORlAstrlNsin 1• 1 1 Iso al lai Uses 11 ,, , , ~ ,e /, a stoat and tether gooddookitag married before the scheme can be carried into effect. lIK 100 We do. end do. 120 116 ad •• MAD 10 AngimMaleist Mts.,. au 1111 170 - Canada for 1 r. 34. 109 Uo. Newts. II p. et Pref. 101 leg td - ... H ..... 14....1ht Wt.,. Mr. Wialrych, changed welt jM. BLUNDIN AT Li viairool. -N•ititOw Eacere.-I ea, in 46 4 .4 4 . 44494 . 66 . 0 6, 94 * 121 os ad - WSW to Atlantis AIL Mall 64. ( L.) all I 3 -• - were 10,4741, ~ ,3.-oirtuq .41.d...traction by •wallitsetug A , lo se of 1004- l" Th e Hero of Niagara" gave a p try of his remarkable 80 1000 Atbatle DM Mem.- all - - WOOS 16 Aestrallea AgrialL •• • • 19 99 M - the correspot 4 _ mom at her loileings in Marratreet, Ilremlev. feats at the Theatre Royal, Liver last evening. " The 67,000, 10 Barns Waterworks. ell 6 Ile gd -rd The receit .1 ioli,e.eolecabie was ea` led nio n to see the prisoner on evcitement of the whole display, says the Mercury, "cal- 110511018 RAILWAYS. a 400 164.• orlawftwamacp.i : on so so - p 3,161 90 Do. B 7 per aOa lee ma la M •- Canada for is ‘starilay 1... t, mei he was tetontiol that she had meat., in thelast item of the prognemne -the artiste carry- , 101 me yespeagst, I lieslag prima I Isles. iy 11.790 20 Do. 0 - 17,6741. steel :ay. swallewed a .4u iutity .4 laudenutn, which she admitted, ing a men on hi s back along the rope ; and this excitement . ' a • .8,06. 324 s lead an US 118 sl .•ol poiotal to a ideal Ity her sole sloth contained the re- was still further increased by the es-eminence of an accident t e e s w ear ,* ido ir i mi l el 671 = U 0 000! et. I elfhwilliaalt. al 12 16 f., ,es of 1.,...1.1.11 o Ito relice enesmble kept her which was well sigh being attended with Tangerines cense. aep e n d eat .. - " The i. se sd ..i. the me ow untd Mr. 'leery Vincent Garman, of tmeneee. To • ' •• dead certainty,' as the say* goetb. * 101 Deltlattlroll. Two I l i t pra • 171 i 4 1111890 U. Priderence lee 104 leti - flounce a pay al the Itow-rome arrived. Mr. Carman immediately im- M. Itlonein wil l proceed with his ' unrivalled exhibitme of 6 all IL 3 - 155,0001 84. Da 6p. O. Peep. Dsb WO 104 107 - 1. , over 1., .vi...i au emetic of ultimate! soil water , which he skill am' daring ' until he Weeks his ne ec, and perhaps that ,le ou =le Orelealea- - ad ebeiteterel, hut this del me dislodge the whole of the of some one else, aud that unfortunate climax was nearly a" 1111 Campeau Mae di lea 11 12 •-• MAW 10 Llodle&Lsa.fihippauß 71 le Of dl. - of the divided weal 19 dastludialrroTA Great 1 par epm ii - The settle] ti- - -. ... 700,006 lb. Itectrlo T - ri. P- , -..e. sal the ehmieeli -pomp was brought into require- being arrived at last Miele The high rope was stretched 1 1 1 4 3 re Ca t a l etwatea te 6db -. ti......al effectuate, Mr Garman bed aims continued his from the middle of the gallery to the back of the ois D e t e h gum& i I ice in i se " :000 °44 1 U S Gom m" ' s iltm Olar 2l l P P i . lon - M ali - Ii - I "-- " ptord " D etti I si Jr t• "Ellice mete her. aid stir .vas removed hem her smut- stage In trout of the gallery is en iron railing, le 0 Illesesin 0 Owe - 10;0001 1 Grestehlp (Linseed, .. ` ail e 1 - 22nd inat. a ~. this inutulog t., answer timr charge. and upon this the rope meted. N. Blonclin had le an ,01. ludas tett S. p. e -- 109,0001 I Do. 17$ per cent. red. all 0 - II Mr liAllnall eau! t ~o pri...uer vurehmed three penny- carried his assistant on his back in slings from the stage to LIII a 011 . .. 0 1 „_,.... 011 arei 61,,....1a551e1 5 • • - -; - 12.000 5 tea. District tel (L ) .. 4-- 4b - The Foam la 1011,090 4 Lem Oa; omnibus 00. alt If 11 watt,. of laudanum at Co e shops in Bow, sad made up • the ga ll ery. sod was * b en d t o return, when, ho moment rit a Tt ."*"="‘""".".`""" MI lia M i 1 e140,000 el40,000 U Madras 'nip. a Osna 121 74 pm li - Margaet Du: .1..- .sarmist to lull her. If .he he I LllO down sad Wept it they had par ed the whoa in question it gun way, " s u ,u ks °sm . * I ago = - - have arrived "" - lame 10 Moidtter. En. Tel. (Um) all 4 6 weel.l have lees • fatal *lee, and coded is data . causing the rope soddenly to tell about two feet, le all Uwe am Turnhout - -.- 10,000 MI Notional Limount Ce. • 6 Ida ire -. tea. The let la. Th.- vidavioun sle• Lel chant. of the cam said the pro- mid jerking the two men from it. They fell le 0 =and Geneva - - -e 5,0 00 10 NerhutldaCoaldlroatk 611 WA 4. toner hal Imes droulieg heavily and itearrelliag with had heel:wards, and alight have been injured by the 99 ell Aatenta - 1;60 10 Netherlands Lead ~.. all --- - Z of allk- It appear" id hao.nal, fall, but fort they alighted in the arms of 20 en 14 °. 1 .- 1 1.44 1 " m a i ete - 55,000 6 Ds. 8P m. to. 261 . 61 all i I - 4. Th e enema. mi.! ;het she to.; leudanum for as affliction some of the people YeleTt ' the gale,' and thus , i n I r a ~ I . l l. ° e _ll/-_,e - Be&hoe° ••• - .e 1.7111 110 N.Brum.l 11.114 M. Li. 11l 18 16 - A mer i can ale , I" - MAU 1 N. BM. Asolgebeles- all i - a eas ie r Irtoch She .A 4 labelleing. MA made the dos too eecaped any harm. Had the voragers been iota yard or .e d w •Crk„ ,• l 9 6... .° ° - le i 44 KM 1 Gee • - day by the wi 01 large ou Sei one v. en further aloft the rope over the pit, they must nevi. I 0 an Ifirnshe Trask i; ‘ ,l. g It - Mr. Wi..lre.h.- Vett arc a very foolish an d wicked t day have bees d as hed to the floor. tilonein dieplayed ad- 10 13 OtteissiellesuseAldle, ll die 40,010 1 Ds. .Ifeer limes' 60,000 15 is. 111 m. (Lim I ell 7t - Direct Teleg It i ' a _ near Queenat ernes." ail it I. yatie eleir you meant to take away your miralite el mind. As though nothing at all had * sa legla,,L7eas sad Width 4 4 .00,010 IL Peel Sher Wale KM 100 as et 0 hie. It is a meet until set, oppoesql t) both divine and Is. lie ebbed himself and his burden op, and, not. fn ell Paris end Worm 66 57 15,000 60 Pada. andOrles. Nem all 67 40 - minutes is ol el• faunae lass. 1.. mol.• AI, attempt at self murder. and withstaadelig the Awkoolos of the rope by the accident, 19 11 11.4" saa s e .. l.lYezzim i e , 7 p Si sf us - 30,Mi 60 De. New l9 10 ii r ee - hitherto ado *OW 90 Lem I la& Tal. 0.44 aLI 1 1 nit -ad l ine aro la.his to severe pusioLlneat. I shalt, for the present. cooveved him in safety to the opposite extremity amidst 0 an Atas (lB % l 7 l o e h era .. ~,,, _ O. nand yea to the 11,•••• of Detenties for a week. and I the Omen of the audience." 10 all floyel Danish - - 11.:o 0 rio I: li rrria lz ..!., _ ... alt 4 ml -• saying in tin et hope tug will pus Al. bil.lo to the pious emanations of the T HE L A am_4), Saturday mornin i g week Private a all Maid - 31,000 21 no Wilma. Clio In.(L) 2 n-ellwa gargles' chaplare of that prune. her Jones, of the lit belt. :tint Royal Welsh willows' , received s a sh Bll esubm " m6 1 g c a cc • a r c . the Barrack.optare, Weimer, pursuant to alc a Do. pereset. P rof gi 9 1 91 - Ilktok to, Sepal Martin ssla .... b 54 51 - a/The ii , ..v.tr.t.• tete...led to the winces. that they 5O n e h ee n, - 200,000 84. 0000 00 Invest: 115 11111 1* - Ikea 26 South Amitrallan Land all SS 86 - Consols, vi ok 90 1. , ....b.0 te sit ml agains ma if the womaa was re- sentesee by a court martial, fur striking the provost ge 6 1 a cp,,, 4 4. 4 pm - 7/41130 1 ilabessilne Tel Scrip.. all I 1 - 1.1"" a proper rrmu• or mind neat Tm•d aY be rergeut. 'When he received the lint tone lashes he made 03 19 llAnstAls Demean I; Apm - lo s es 1 De. W. Roglotered.. all I -• the 10th Ai Do shodl ducherge her. • slight groan, but he received the r e pi n e t er without any 11. 7 "1.6.0 7peretp - - -st 'Lae In Do. 40. - and closed a Ma 60,000 I fo'ogrosb to Is Us (L 1 1 Ida Pm -' wimi 934 to I, la 6 W.l \ 11SWORTH. further emotion. After the lad ate .ke he exultingly sang le au 1116116 =t611 1 -• - WI - II ell Wool illeadege - 0 /1111 ,, IITt*T T., KIT %Kelt. or WINIL out Done., which was uodersiond by the soldiers to mess tg as - WM) se Co.U.Lbasda 1 ItoA VW - lows :-Thre 100 Dm 04 rer seek l'of 0 If Ma. Cwt.. R.,... , ,, , 1, the Isedlcod of U. Fishmongers' "Laura' . The flottein - will be followed ay ail maths' 10- 0 Usu.& N. W . luau 'I s ts -- stow a 13a. ILlsoices Tel. A./. it ,/ . 4° - 4, 4, 4 ditt Anna law shop, to the Woodworth-rued, was eammosed prisommat.-KentieliUmar. la 0 Westegs ol UMW - - - WSW 100 Vos OlogaMe arms..•• 01 vg svg -• --- --- --- OIL INI RUMAT& I Ckeing yestordo P6m y. 11 1 5.1.6 101 "a P•m i I I U. mil 41149e.154(1.11NeeRV0. a - las 7k a _, ~..,aaras-rama - - at Melba - -•- N all Willadd Tide -. 10 all 14406.0161rd.•115.0 lll 7 - 90. 109 DeblelzallorAor - N Si id - ad 114. IN Oilodlolas 10 all MU end Beadro - - - N all Omura* 5 4 - 10 2111 De. A doodiv. =We -.. .* 15 WI PP*. D ips la (*lb& - - - N ill Adds ainill TOL 61 65 ad - ad a all Dadd.,Paralaeard.ls. 10 11 -. N. 100 ad K. 100 istos i Miatlaa al Ne ad en 14 lad k N. 14111 149 Swam Doke, Nook Kook • 66 10 61 N 44 Da 10 all MINI Ilelloft - •-• 110. 1 0 0 0 Et t VlukautOlasam M OW ..9 90. U - V au Far* id e Z• Jur. - - - 94 100 Gamow •5. Wakes 102 IN - 10 all Grua NNW* toolind - - - I 11. 106 Ikea . Iforzbare 44 . NO Dad 1 Aria wee. ow 113/ 119/ ad 114 ad N. 100100.9 j ifillpet. la paid 1131 IRA ad 132/ xd i U 100 N. doetio *wt. ,Lre., 163 106 ad 100 ad a. ito Oral WNW* 74 734 ad 72 4 ad 11 4 1 DalllserVaLoea9la 17 19 ad I* 1 taacoddraN Torloada 1074 144 ad 1021/ 4 9 ad Is. 140 Leeds. add 11160kwaLl N Si ad - ad 10 6 19.1 Caa, 122 120 6 1. NO Der al* Oa 4111 5 - U. IN Idedroa Nor* aka 90 HI al 04/ 1 ad lai ait 91. 1011 10140N1940444 , 101 102 zd 1014 / ad N all laakorkup*ONNielm - - - a all Do. ad Medial** 9 11 - N. 100 llmajliNolUosaird 1 1 46/ -. 10 all 11.44egollIde 54 51 . 1011 MUNN ..- 1194 ad 1291 - 9 ft ad Oar 1.14 Do. New I II oaa ad pa zd 34. IN Da. ltiva.liDerby OS 100 ad - zd N all Old. 04. 11d. (Ise.) - - - N all Mid Cask 190 all Noroolle add ONO* -. .9. 9.. 60 9 lornianargladaL . 999 Si - SO all Monallanaap.llll/N . - - -. 0 1. 100 laatall 1 51. NO MO* WNW OS NI - 94 60 Nor* Dodd La *D - - - aIN N. Ileddro-llenriat 1 99 NI ▪ 111/ Do. 41.11.1.11144 i dia a U. 100 Do Ueda sk 1•• De. York N. IN ter* Ludas - ad 19 1 Da. Newpatad - Id MI 611 NorlbaLllellingeso ae/ II ad - Ida 17/ Noah Iltalardaldra 0 64 OW 121 1 zd 76. 1110 dataGnalioralL*C. - - N Mk Pular - - k Me ..9 ii al soma Ihrms taiiiii ' - 119 - - .... 00. Id IsoUleill. X A7442.114k 47 40 - 94 WI Medal- - . 114 195 - M as Urepalre ON= - 67 40 - a au 1140logbauroa6leisma -•- 16. NO doe* Devon - ad 94 109 doe* Ito len 94 105 Stoll Wales - ad N. 1411 L Terlaidi Moo Du 99 101 ad - ad N al dlsloullallookaAre. 14 - N all Nocated I Darllaplee 115/ 871 ad - ad N IS DON ON hSe 0.. ad - ad 110. NS ob ey ale N 611 - N W 4916 - It A Va i l le sie NNW L po ad .... 0 ad - ad N. NO OMNI& Ida • Walla 129 119 za - am a NI Nod Oontwall el 74 - 111. IN 11.1624111: - -•-• 51. 1944 sol 95 49 ad 41 ad 94. 100 DON N 66 49 ad - ad 91. 411 MN 89 91 ad , - ad Na 1 SL I DOOM I Pd ICI. pekes. I Sales 990,410, SA Commictial lOO - - - 154,100 11l DA 6 p. el Prot WA 160 ... - _ SAILORS SS But lad Wirt Lila lOO US UT - 1.010.101 SC Ludes lel II 90 - 1.910.900 IL IL Kailisdri 100 10 10 - ' 3.30.196 13 Ssalksaidees - ad .1, 2 1 IL Vlikels lOO 91 101 S. WO Ds. New - --- COLONIAL 130113113111W1T 11201711121113. No. I flii I Nu= I Al I CL peiost. I Sala". ... - .-y., - r. . 1 109 11 1T0 ... ... .. DAS .1111111.4 NS - - 1004 .... .. Do.Speretlakdaug lOO 1417 100 - . D a fps/ s 114 r.4111•1" 100 107 101 14 - LW .. Do. 1 per Gest NIL ' .. Do. ikeromiLlA Stock 100 9b 100 ..- .... ' illitio 100 pau.suu. .. lii i. .... .. do. 1910 103 111 Ili - do 1801 100 111 113 - ilii. .. New lresior.6lo•.llp.es 100 WS 107 - .... .. N. LWa4sov.fo. a 100 00 100 - .... .. D 0.5 p. s., 1171 09 1876 100 974 901 - .... .. DA Sp. s„ 111111 -. .. New Laluid Spar owl W 01 O 191 109 1 11116, .. Nora Nods II p. e.. 1875 190 1071 1084 - .... .. lostOos. Opp... Bea& 100 108 110 - ... .. ' .th.l2.6.Jas.*Jali 100 104 104 - ... .. ' Ws. p. 'Likud i O. 110 107 1074 1074 1 BRITIAN 1113/1. No. 136 I Xmas. I Pd. 1 CIL pulses I Sales. 10. 5.1 ' 1 - 0 A British Iron lfred 001211. (1211110sk) LAI 1 1 - - .. Clifford - 1.014 .. Des. O. Con. (TaTisik.) 1 016 1.15 - 61 - .. MA Beret (Wows) LI .. last Caradoa 9. .. lasi Cara Bros 14 11 gui 1 4. - BWl.Samil TUMULI ri. 130. Si - 4111 „ Oreaddee• SA Aabra. 101 1 17 - 4 - Oust P e te r TOM - K .. O. WI INsilles) 4O a ti _ .. .. Onavllle - I. .. 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In nearly all the other markets there is an entire absence of animation. Foreign stocks and English railway shares are dull. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 69fr. 05c., being sc. better than yes- terday. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and g for money, and 93/, 1, and for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 4 for money, and 934 to 1 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 92, 1,1, ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, 4 ; India Stock, 2241; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1071, 107 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001; ditto Bonds, 30e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 91 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 195., 225. prem. There is no revival of business in foreign stocks. The tone is fiat. Venezuela Bonds have fallen, being last marked 241. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 841 to 854, while that of 1858 is heavy, at 701 to 71, ex div. Business is officially reported in Mexican Bonds at 34/, showing steadiness. The im provement in the Spanish Certificates is supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 86 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 641 (exchange 128.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 671, 1, (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Maremmana Railway scrip), 14, 1 dia. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 344 ; New Granada Land Warrants, 2 ; ditto ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 91 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for ac count, 464, 1 ; the Spanish Committee's Certi ficates, 7, 64 ; Swedish Four per Cents., 844 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 854 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 711, 701 ex div.; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 24/, 1. The shares of the London India Rubber Com pany are quoted 1 to* prem. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and terminate on Friday. About 77,0001. in bar gold, forming a portion of the recent arrivals, was taken to the Bank yester day, and a farther large amount will be sent there during the week. The arrival of another Australian gold ship was annex:tired yeeterday—the Scottish Chief—with 18,0001. The Indus will take to-morrow 308,4301. in silver and 28,1501. in gold for Bombay, and 6,0001. in gold for Alexandria, making altogether 342,5801. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday at 55. lid. per ounce, being * below the price obtained for the previous arrival, but the same as that recently current. The greater portion of the Mexican dollars has also been disposed of at ss. Oid. per ounce, showing no alteration compared with the rate realised for the previous supply. In the interval, however, owing to the scarcity of the article, sales have been made at be. NA The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The principal figures comprised in the Board of Trade returns for the mouth of January show that the exports of home produce and manufactures in the month were 8,439,0551., being snore by 94,354, or 1 per cent., than in Jan., 1861, but kas by 9274421., or 10 per cent., than in Jan. 1860. The main features are the continued paralysis of our export trade with America (except as regards a few articles needed for war purposes), and a heavy decline in the value of the shipments of cotton piece goods. The total under this head is only 2,494,0721., against 3,022,836, in Jan., 1861, and 2,888,624/. in Jan., 1860. This falling off is the more deserving of notice because India took u much as 851,3061. in the month, against 507,472/. in 1861, and 522 , 7061 . in 1860. China, the United States, and Turkey have each taken much less. The present returns give the value of the principal imports for the month of December as follows : December, 1839 „ 1860 ~ 1861 .. ... 1 4, 8,977,6e9 For the whole year the value of the chief imports is stated se under : 1659 £143,054,968 1880 189,138,255 1861 173,687,023 A new joint stock bank, formed under the Limited Liability Act, is announced, under the title of the "Alliance Bank of London and Liver pool, Limited." This undertaking is organised upon a scale of considerable magnitude, the capital being 2,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of 1001. each, of which it is intended to call up one-fourth, or 251. per share. For the present, however, the issue is to be limited to 10,000 shares, or 1,000,0001. The directors are highly respectable, and the practical commercial element is exclusively represented on the board. It is pointed out that no new bank has been established in Liverpool during the last 25 years, though the population and wealth of the port have been more than doubled in the interval, and the commercial intercourse between the metro polis and Lancashire has been vastly ex tended. Attention is likewise called to the fact that there is at present no joint stock bank which professedly embraces in its operations both London and, Liverpool. The head office is to be in the metropolis, and branches are to be established at other places besides Liver pool, as may be hereafter deemed advisable. The great success gained by the existing London joint stock banks, and the large premiums at which the shares stand, indicate that, with good management, there is au ample field for new banking enterprise, while the experience of the banks hitherto placed under the Limited Liability Act has been of a character to prove that even a better class of share holders may be secured than under the old system of unlimited responsibility. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2361., and the South Eastern a decrease of 1,3781. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada fur the week ending the 21st February were 10,4741. sterling, being 2,2481. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 15th February were 17,6741. sterling, showing the important increase of 8,9971., over the corresponding week of last year. The directors of the Bank of Switzerland an nounce a payment of 5 francs per share on account of the dividend for the year 1861-62. The settlement of the list of contributories of the "District Savings Bank (Limited)" is to be ed with in the Bankruptcy Court on the proceeded with in the Bankruptcy Court on the 22nd i nst The Foam, Patna, Wellington, Corriemulzie, Margaret Dundee, Spirit of the North, and Cyclone, have arrived from China, with 4,408,700 lbs. of tea. The latter vessel has also brought 797 bales of silk. It appears that the telegrams respecting the American news by the Asia were transmitted yester day by the wired of the Loudon and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph Company, from Roches Poiut, near Queenstown. By this means a saving of 40 minutes is obtained, as compared with the plan hitherto adopted. When the direct submarine line from the south of Ireland to Wales is laid the saving in time will be more important. Stock, 238; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, Li; New Three per Cents., 92A, 92, 4, ; India Firs per Cent. Stock, 1071, lin, L 107 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper. 1024, The India Five per Cent. stook was firm. at 107 to 4. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 1024 to j ; andthe Five-and-a-Half, 1074 to 108. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 19s. to 225. prem. There was a good amount of general business it foreign stocks. There was no alteration of importance to-day ist the market for bank shares. London Chattered. Bank of Australia were quoted lower. In miscalls neon. shares there were again inquiries for Nether lands Land Preference and Rio de Janeiro City Improvements. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ooean Marine, 74 to 8 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to If prem. ex int. ; Universal Marine, 3 to 21 dis showing a fresh fall ; London and Provincial Marine, die. to m. ; Mercantile Fire, to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, I die. to par ; City of Rio Improvements Company, to 6-16 prem. ; and Westminster Brewery, 4to prem. A fresh rise of 1 or 2 per cent. took place to-do in most of the debentures of the Grand Trunk ' Railway of Canada. MIMES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLock. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, with lees business. Rogow&11 Hill shares are vo , : te ed 4 to Mark. Valley East Caradon, 334 to ; Valley, 104 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 30i to 31; Great Wheal Fortune, 16 to 4 ; Wheal Grenville, 53a. to 55e. ' • and Tincroft, 104 to 4. Several transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange list. Foreign and colonial mining ,hares have met with a fair amount of business, but there is no change in prices. St. John del Rey are marked 614 and 814, being still flat. A petition for the winding up of the Tretoil and Messer Mining Company is expected to be heard is the Court of Chancery on the 15th inst. The blaster of the Rolls has appointed Mr. Frederick Whinney, of the firm of Rai ding , Pullein, Whinney, and Gibbons, to be the official manager of the North Wheal Exmouth Mining Company. The annual meeting of the Tincroft Mining Com pany is called for the Bth April. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN ILARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (nom ova own oosasaroaosaa) en mamma AND nusa ass/rano sarasassa.l Fair attendance ; wheat in good consumptive request, at full priosu. Flour moderate demand ; prices rather la favour of buyer. Indian corn good inquiry ; mixed, 29a.. both in store and on the quay. Egyptian beans doll; Ssidi, 31s. 6d. Oats and catmasi without change. MINCING LANS.—(THIS DAY.) &TRAIL—The market has opened quietly but steadily; the melee are not impeding. }Wised quiet ; full prices are paid. The stook in London ban very much declined. being now only 1,400 over that of teat year. Coma—No public sales have been held to -day ; pri vately the market is firm. A floating cargo of low goo& first likr, sold at 55e. for a mew port. TEA at steady pima There is a fair demand. Sum rioe, sad ootton are inactive. No mks reported. SALTPETRE is in waive request, 1,600 bap sold, rafter tion llg to 31, sold at 365. 601. to 38.. 6d.; also 1,500 beta for arrival at Ms. SaCLIAC.—D.C. orange has been sold at 101. 7r. whit* is a farther slight decline. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted Ole., net rash ; Petersburg Y.C. , on the spot, 465. 3d . to 4 6 5. 6 d.; all mouth, 465. Od. ; April to June, 465. Od. ; July to September, 46e. 64. ; October to December, 48a. to 411 s. EIMITILFIKLD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yawn. Harvey sad Banton report trade very slow, 66 last day's prices :—Prime meadow hay, 706. to 80.. ; supe rior ditto, 84. to 95e. • inferior ditto, 40s. to 150 s. ; rowew, 80s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80.. to 110 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, KW to 100 a. ; straw, 30s. to 365. PROMNIAL MARS MARRETS. Ltritaroo4 MAWR 10.—Bala today:—Eastern Count" n 9161 946 xd—Great Western, 73 3} xd—Lancaster and Car lisle, 1981 xd—lAncashire and Yorkehire, 108 74 8 7} xd—Landes and North Western, 941 } id—Manchester, bheffiekl, sad Lin coln, 451—Midland Stock , 1291 1i } 9:d—North Eastern, Ber wick, 00—South Beaton, 26 5 1546 4—Eastern Counties 6 per cent N 0.1,1081 xd—Lanesaterraad Carlisle el percent., 11 p. xl—. Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincoln 6 per cent., 1234—Uventas and Lancaster, 25} xd—Buffalo and Lae Huron, 6 7-rAt t a —Ditto 7 per oent. 101. shares, 8 1 — Dutch Rhenish. Trunk of Canada, 6 15- + l6—Gatr Western of Canada, 134—Saes Paulo 7 per cent. Oho.), pk of Liverpool, sat —Limped and London Fire and We, 6 15-16 p—Queen Insurance, gar. ILAISCHISTIM, Mani 10.—The market wu active, the Du& nets ext‘ndiug over a great variety of stocks. Prices steady. Caledonian, 109{—Raetern Counties, 111—Great l Luxembourg. 11 946 I—Orsad Trunk of Canada, 41S-16—Great Western of Canada, 13 1146—Great Western. 711 t 3 —lllinois Central, 49}d. —Lanesehirs and Yorkahlre, 7081 8 i 81—London and North I Western, 94} 1--Midland, 129}—North British, 861—South Eutern, 26 s and6—Tham and Mersey Marine Insurance, 11 346 p—Preston Wyre, 644—Ditto Halves. 21—Utverston and Lancaster, Wl—London and South Western, 1024—Gewestry sal Newtown Prof., 104—Bank of Manchester, 746—Fleetwood, —Carsten Eatension All paid), 91—Buffalo, 64-8•31 Paulo, 746 p. BIRMINGHAM, ''MARCH 10.—The sales to-day were :—creel Western ',firming/dun Guaranteed at 77—Birmingham Town and District Bank at 15—and Railway Rolling Stock Preference a* 11. Se. 161, p—London and North Western stock cloud tellers a* 941-Botith Staffordshire at 11—and South Staffordshire Water works at 74. There were buyers,of London and Nort , Western. Coventry and Nlllleatol3, at 115 xd—Wellington and Severn Junc tion at 10—Birmingham Gas 4147—and B irm ingham ,Old Union Mill at 101. " BLACKWOOD " AID SIR A. ALISON.—IL would ill become us to close our review of this last work of Sir Archibald Alison, without • warm anti well earned tribute to the man who is now the List survivor of the galaxy of writers who contributed to the early numbers of the Magnum Wilco Lockhart, Hamilton, Galt, Crowly, Hogg, Delta, 1)• Quincey—tbose old familiar fans, who still look dotes upon us from the Ohtani frames is Ebony's saloon— have all passed to their rest. Sir Archibald alone is left stillstroeg and vigorous, we are happy to say, and strong sod vigorous may belong remain! Forty-three years have passed since, whilst a youth, his literary talent Nuffieed to enrol gum among the contributon to Mat's. Since thou, Maga and he have grown old together—time mutual friendship has stood the strain alike of time sod circum stances—and we rejoice to see the victor's tv,...ith en circling the brows of one who first won his spun in the service of Mari. As we turn over the page!, of pad volumes, we recognise the "Roman hand' of Sir Archibald with a frequency second only to that of our venerated "Christopher North" himself. The last of • goodly moe, we greet him.—Bilicktoood's llcsoc::ine far Aarch. IN EGYPT. —A little refreshed from the day's ex cursion by dates and oranges, and delicious Nile water. cooled in the eartbern " bardak," I got out to lie on a sofa on the balcony which overhangs the glorious river. There it lies, some sixty feet below, rolling on calmly and slowly, and of enormous width even here, where I see but one branch of it, while this other is hidden behind the Isle of Rhoda. Beautifully green and rich is this same island orposite me, and a fitting scene, with its palm-groves overhanging the water, for the sweet legend which tells that here the daugh ter a Pharaoh, straying from her royal home in neigh bouring Memphis. found among three thick rushes the little child who wan to become the greatest propbet of the world, save OWL A mile further up the river, at the southern most point of the island, stands the tower of the 7.:ilorne ter ; and everywhere on the island and the shore., peeping between the groves of acacia and palm, and gardens of oranges are palaces with their fiat ovetlignging roofs still recalling in their forms the propylon of the temple. of Thebes and Phi's. The sou is going down be youd the palms of Rhodes ; beyond the line of giant cypresses upon the further shore ; beyond the burning yel low desert where stand the two great Pyramids, clear and sharp against the evening sky—even at this &atone the grandest objects in the landscape. And as the sun is sink ing slowly, there comes from some unseen minaret in Baby lon the *wee of the muezzin: Is Allah, illah Allah The beautiful call, more solemn than any venrer echoes over the water, and the poor fishermen, who-e beats are moored for the night under my balcony, leave the Skit. ple preparations for their evening meal, and spread their 7a A t T 93 Evuti i and a golden silence, and the sun goes down in a sea of carpeta reverent o l n y t fo h r ei t r h d e e i c r ks, su ad i p bare niye tp . eir n feet er. , and kne great el h d ual. own glory—" a bed of daffodil sky'—and the pyramids and Consols, which closed on &turtle ° to ;for d out darker and darker " Pananea 'L, and Pi t e n V e r ri e n s barge s and palace all down a the 10th April, opened this morning at 94 to f, &me out one by one overhead, and the young eressat and closed at 94 to I. Fer money the last price , moon w ith the earth•light filliug her born, lump near sad sad groat river , e a v r° en where Memphis stood ; and the stars brooding over was 93k to lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, the infinite depths o the heavens beyond :re dewendiag i to earth from the I f —is brooding The official business report is as fol. clear, andeeemine as if she we ; ditto for account (April 1111), ; hank m u d,. "beloved land of Egypt."—Fraser's Maga:ine toe Z . ' ~~'