The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-25 00:00:00

THE , EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1859. LAW INTELLIGENCE. TWENTY-FM:6 LIFE!! SATED. (THIS DM.) A tire which occurred in the metropolis this morn- ..-- ii.,.: w d.d in all prubsbility bate bun attended with the loss COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. at two nty-for lir. a, bed it sot been fur he prorate arrival (Before Mr. Cennaledener Foahlanges) of a tire clear*. "1112 OPEZATITI AND TILAININO IN121111110N; It appears that pilicr-zon.aalde No. 165 0 tea to the CMISWIC!. the nun redactor's et ltiOS in Hatt Proceediage In bashespt.y were thin day taken against Hatton-garden , and tolerated ws.s ...... 4c . l . 63 .. courc7Bureim h ipro m e t ot .. Ito! aOM iambi t. 1,011 pl ti'd in .1 large double hoar erupted du. ii b oTe womb... Ta na ,. g eee ne e g as p At:,,,, Geo _ by Mr. Kitdoen deb.- rem a:qtr. . 1 / 4 , ., eituate at the corner of pesters, rabbet-maker, Re., of British-grove, Chiewick. Grev,tla-strut, Leather.lan.•. The escape of the Royal It ropers that the levitation was establiabsd Iva So , I, we i sota echstay token to th e spot, w h ale maw t his per " for the reformation of crinaiaals, the prevention of Crier, n ., Ind the training of bade for the royal navy and mercantile c 'f ' lith o dija*: _,_, ~1 11tY ; be deK " 6 , ___. bed P nisat _ o t" °Nit """ mashie ." and the object was to receive es inmates those who of e" wido w 'h e "' 'mimes et hie* oohs had fallen teal Cell comer, bat had not bra convicted. who h oberared the boat of the building, end tbs i There are at present twenty-seven inmates in the lead cries for kelp from 25 person' clearly isdkend that as institution ; one was Sant the ether tine vs,. to be I. et t i effect their reuse, for the WNW part et l i t, el l lo 7e rt ,ty Sir, E. W. Cerdeh , • ' day fool. athed°7'autiiledn. bete stl b donors to the the 1 o miww cod st ercoess were horsing like a farm The Iseritution were — the Via. Archdeacon Sinclair, the Rev. runt:l:tor. (ette,l Miceli) at ewe *cut his rasp Is beat B. F. Boyle, riser of Hammersmith; the Rev. T. Arm or the ii-use, and brought from the first Iloor wen pumas, dell, M.A., incumbent of St. Peter's, Henuserrinith; oho w. re safely leaded Lelow. TM jumping sheet etteehedts the Rey. Huth IrSeellel, curate of St. Frees ; C. R. Stanley, Esq., Thos. Horsey, Esq., W. thee- ape woo meet taken off and held by the police, when u,A rt h ws . E as J osep h limy, g ag ., gh. R. W. Svc, -r six persons were thrown from the wood codas, Bart., la.• M. - 14. Roberta, Esq. ;N. W. Wes- Soar, sad were received in the sheet without rveeiviag any toe, Er. ; A. J. Roi l , Esq.; T. Freeman, Esq.; J. Cock material injury. The remainder of the unfortunate persons rill, Bet.; T. , Beq. ;T. W. Bini i th i w aida., alte, Reet.i .i .,l ; . ere taken from the third floor arid passed down the escape, Lighten , L'12 17 . eetee Eq. • Curtain Li 'w, Weymouth ' : Col. Stock, Weymouth ; sac , one man who iiiinaoed to pt upon the roof and per J. v ria „.... ~ foe„ &e. through en adjoinlag hoar. Toe peitioniag creditor I. Mr. James Edward Horn, sail- The esginee of the neighbouriag brewery, that of the maker and ship-chandler, of West ladle-road, Poplar, who pariah, ant several other of the London brigade, were re. claim, a debt of lisl._f r ro : r? ;.. the t i ank tt r:pte... Proof of the workably early la their attenduce, and a good supply of I t i t u t tr a , i 7 u r g g , i : e tpl'it M r . .. i . of i L miek . a mrawy, & e., ieet. water having been obtained ter firemen went to work in the product of the ingenuity of the WWI& their usual intrepid manner, bat they were unable to get the Both the bankrupts, It le stated, Sr. at in White maatery turd the lower port of the ho nee Site burnt out and erra.street prison. Messrs. Lawrence, xr, 'sad Boyer the upper !pert seriously Ward. L . efortunately wet of are the 'elicit me ender the petition. IN a! FILANCIII AND ram. the .olfervre were naiseuru L This wee the adjourned exeratastles ersdaren the ease of Charles Janes Francis sod Henry Freer, described as wins merchants of Cirri St. Helens. The seceasts, pre pared by Mr. Cliatteris, extend over Si per prior to the failure in November last, and show a sum of 6,7M1. des to unnamed creditors, 10,305!. to thrice holding seemity, and 7,6071. liabilities on bills receivable. The available assets rss stated at 1,090/. • property held or consigned, 74001. Mr. Linklater app eared for the resigners; Mr. Lowrance for the bankrupt. Another adjournment was asked for, on the ground that 14. i the accounts were not satieleitory. es The bankrupt Francis was examined as to their dealings e t , with Todd and Co., of Newcastle , which had reioned in a , loss of between 3,0001. sad 4,0001. An adjournment was ordered. (Bore Mr. Coann(rioner Fans.) IN al D. F. CIAICZT. The bankrupt was a bookseller, in Paternorier-row. This was the examination esseting. His debts ars 1,8001.; meta of trifling amount. Hie Honour pared the bankrupt's examination, obearing that he would hove much to answer for at the certificate meeting. 111 RI COLLINS AND COLLINS. The bankrupts, described as publishers and noapsellers, of Paternower-row, pared their examination on accounts show ing about 800!. dee to unsectwei creditor, end 1,6001. to those holding security. SCENE AT A PIES.-( THIS DAY) WARR LI82&-THIS DAT. dl' rd. 1 liase•Ts. PIM 101.4•8 PI 1 PAL TWO O'CLOCK. The railway share market this morning has been IL quiet, but steady. The variations in most instances a. have not exc eed ed Ito 1 per cent. Great Western st. stock is rather flatter, and Caledonian firmer. pre- :L -eant quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stook 961 to 1; Great Western, 68} to 60. a. a Lancashire and Yorkshire, 95 to 1; Midland, 101; to 102 ; Berwick, 921 to 931; York and North Midland, 761 to 771; North British, 601 to ; and Caledonian, 841 to 86. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are firm, at the late improvement. Northern a. of France are now quoted 371 to ; Paris a. and Lyons , 34 to ; Lombardo-Venetian Old, sa 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem., and the New 16-16 to 1 prem. et East Indian Railway stock is rather more inquired for. - yumazz - "ix= '~.~~ I!" I '. - ~tw-tir4). I LW OM %l lt• = . ll3:Marir ) a..... 100 Ma i per mai. as hi I=47a . r Is.* . i:t rzi ..... . cir ...... ▪ Va..‘ a ▪ ' a.... mol . ... . ta lise rm. I lie IPai•ea . 1•0 . • pi iiii: di liassalk. a - V' L . • , s ...-i OM ira liall $ UPI i ' ill =1 all MkrirM i lie Yr. Vara* lie ORDINAL! MARIE AND /TOOK. 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Owes•Apans..lo.ls PGA pas oulPsb.Pant 0..11 pro. ills= firsaripAnd p. Jan.. PM Jely.l.B6F Ilipp Swipe 10.41.84 9016 v0150n.1,14 .1 to. " trara.l. l . l. De. P. SPAILAV-10st 101 10;1 104 liti Uli s API *OM BRIAN. &La a Talk. OSt. 010. et larke . .40=7 r a g:7.e linbed * I • owe. esuo w noirimi alat a oak. 13 Ins i 4 2 i 0 0 ..1 a ...I a. i A lie r. a; 1 ... ... 1..., 47 d ii :1 ri i ;I SO 114 II Is 141 144 Ii 41 a Et M 4 4 116 UN M 41 N : 1 +.• It w 1.11 140 11 91 104 11. Il 91 9 II MONRY NARKBI-TBIF DA Y. Two o' loci. The funds have shown datum to-day, and within the last hour a fall of 1 to 3 per cent. has taken place owing to a rumour that a large Russian loan is contemplated. The purchase of the government broker for various public accounts amounted to 20,0001. Consols. Very little business is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange, but a fair degree of steadi ness generally prevails. French and Lombardo- Venetian railway shares are firm, with a con tinued tendency to improvement. No telegrams have yet been received from the Paris Bourse. Consols for the 7th of April opened at 961, "buyerm," and, after standing during the greater part of the morning at 961 to 1, are now quoted 961, " buyers." For money the present price is 96 to 1. India Stock has been dealt in at 219 to 2211; Indian Fourper Cent. Debentures, at 981 to ; India Bonds, at 13s. to 151. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 345. to 365. prem. The foreign stock market has not been active, but prices are well supported. The Old Turkish Six per Ceuta. are steady, at 931 to /, whilst the New Loan has been dealt in from 801 to 79i. Mexican Bonds are rather more offered. Chilian Scrip is marked 2 and 11 dis. Sales are recorded as follows:—Belgian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 99, 991 (exchange , 25f.)1 Chilian Four-and-a-Galt per Cents., 1858 (scrip), 2, 11 dis.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 211; ditto for account, 211,211,211; Russian Five per Cents.,llli; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 931 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for ac count, 801, 791; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103. The advioes from Melbourne announce the sailing for England of the ships Copenhagen, Water Nymph, Royal Bride, Roxburgh Castle, White Star, Austral, Heather Bell, Champion of the Seas, Maidstone, Royal Charter, and Conflict, with 256,422 mans et gold, worth about 1,025,7001. Five Moores PAST Two o'Ctoce. Consols have just declined to 961, "sellers," for the account; and some of the leading English rail_ way stocks are quoted about per cent. worse than the prices given in another column. The discount market yesterday wss active and tight, being influenced by the demand in connexion with the does of the quarter, as well as by the silver movement. Few or no bills were taken below 21 per cent, and the applications at the Bank were rather large, including many from the dealers in money. It is somewhat remarkable that the silver drain has u yet caused such limited withdrawals of gold from the Bank. The Peruvian financial agents advertise the num bers of bonds representing an aggregate of 131,2001. of the Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan, which have been purchased for redemption and can celled. As the sum applicable to this purpose was 121,0591., the price paid by the government appears to have been about 921 per cent. At the correspond ing period of last year the sum invested was only 102,6641., and the average prioe paid was about 821. The bondholders now paid off have coniequently gained 10 per cent. by awaiting the steady opera tion of the sinking fund. At Hamburg the rate of discount, which a few days ago was 11 per cent., has risen suddenly to 3 per cent., owing solely to the demand for silver in I that market on London account. Owing to the high quotation ruling in the London market extraordinarily large supplies of silver have been attracted from the Continent. Govern ment are already entering into fresh contracts for the Calcutta steamer of the 4th of April. A telegram received by the Royal Mail Company announces the arrival at Suez on the 15th inst. of the steamer Oneida, with dates to the sth February from Melbourne and 76,2851. in gold. The Wye retched Marseilles yesterday with the light por tion of the mail, which will be distributed in Lon don to-morrow. The Teviot, with the gold and heavy portion of the mail, is expected at South ampton about the end of the month. The Oneida sailed again from Suez on the 16th inst. with the English mail for Australia of February, and is the last vessel appointed to leave that port under the old contract. The steamers European and Australasian, formerly belonging to the defunct European and Australian Steam Company, were to leave Sydney for England. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 36,8001. in specie. The arrival of the Tor nado from Melbourne, with 116,6001. in gold, is now daily looked for, t his vessel having been at sea 100 days. We regret to notice the death of Mr. William Alers Minkel., the banker. The deceased was in his 88th year. We are authorised to state that the directors of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada have " resolved to recommend to the proprietors at the approaching general meeting, to declare a divi deed out of the net earnings of the line to Jan. 31 last at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, leaving a surplus balance to carry to next half-year et 3,3491. 18e. 10d. sterling . The dividend for the previous half-year was at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, and that for the six months ending the 31st January, 1858, at the rate of 51 per cent. per an num. This announcement has been attended withl an un favourable effect on the price of the stock. I The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 661.; the Lancashire and Yorkahire an increase of 3,0131. ; the East Lancashire an increase of 988/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,305/. • the North Eastern an increase of 2,1 161 . ( compa red with the " actual " receipts for the corresponding week of last year) ; and the Midland an increase of 2,0971. An adjourned general court •of the London Assurance Corporation will be held on the 29th inst., to confirm the proposed declaration of a half-yearly dividend of 355. per share. The certificates of shares in the London District Telegraph Company will be ready for delivery on Monday next. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Home Counties and Metropolitan Freehold Land Society is to be proceeded with in the Court of Chan cery on the 14th April. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mesas. D. Bell, Son and Co. make the • eutopmeed report: la the market for American securities during the poet week there s bee en impravol demand for the various State stocks, cc well so the Government Five per Cott. Lsan, in which there has been ea active bitsintwa. In reamed securities there is no particular cheap to notice• THURSDAY EYININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 tot for the 7th April, opened this morning at the tame quo 96 Ita tion, advanced to 961 sellers," and closed . at , or 96 5-16 to 7-16. For money the la,t prom warn 961 to I. The official business report la as follows Three per Cent. Como* for money, 961, 1, ; ditto, for account ( 7 th A p ril). 961, I. L ; India Stock, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 981, 981; India Bonds, 16a. to 17s. prem. The purchase of Console by the government broker to-day was again limited to 5,0001. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 355. to Us. prem., and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 081 to t. In the foreign stock market the principal demand was again for Mexican Bonds, which have risen to 21$ to $. The new Turkish Loan was inquired for in the morning, and was first marked 801, but subsequently relapsed, and left off only a trifle better than yesterday, at 79$ to 801. The Old Biz per Cents. were last quoted 931 to 1. Bpanizh Bonds and the Brazilian Four.and.a-Half per Cent. PJ 100 Si al THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. (ONTICTION OF • NOTONIOt• 1311001 NO 1111.08TO1t. John Batley, an old bogging-Wee impoeor, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having by false pre tames attempted to obtain money from Mr. DILWOOD, seiner, of No. 70, Cannonate et. The prosecutor said on the lith of Jemmy last the pri soner mite' uses me with another man and asked me for assistance. I asked for the particulars of his case, which I took down. He said he was • compositor, and had been working foe Messrs. Macintosh and Co, the pi... Were, to New o.troet-are, for about two years end a half, wad that he had left them five or six months before on account of a whits swelling in his left hand—had been obliged ter to St. Bartholomew 's Hospital—that he was at the hospital as an out-door patient for three weeks, and was then in the horpital for five months in Percy ward, and had under gone an operation—that he ha seem children, who had no mother. and that he wanted to sail that afternoon to E r. Leith. for which place be hat • free passage; that I might ip7 ask Mr. Macintosh, his employer, and the creamer of the warehnise Mr. Wilson, as to the own:tams of the feats , and he wished me to give him some money. I sent to Mr. Madatosh to make inquiries, and have not nn the prisoner sine. till he was in custody. Mr. Macintosh, printer of Great New-street, said the lie prisoner bad new bean in his employment, and that he had no overseer or bremeat of the name al Wilson. los J. W. Hamfierd, Itemboity Society officer said—l have W . been is KM& 'Ms primer since January leit. I met him lathe sompany of another notorious begging- is Ut e t t e m etp 7 sitar, sad told Mut I took him into ratatoly for r „ andsavaired to obtain money from. Mr. Dawson. He ra, Met he had dose so, and I t sok Jahn to Mr. Dawaon's home, shush@ was identified. The slimes' then noun- I rated Ns oeonsions on which the prisoner had been caavielei of eisallar to that with which he was ma cheeped Wee Ma lordship. The Lard Mayer—Have yon anything to say, prisoner The priseese—No, my lend; nothing. Me The - Lied Mayor—Yam are comontted far Irish at the ML Central Cral Court. The domed appearance of the prieona's bend was cal- hi culated to excite great compassion. eN BOW-STREET. •TIMIPTID OARROTINO Ind OLBONN. A short, muscular young man, ed Marks Baia, deemed as a cabernet, and a dirty, ill-favoured woman, Rased donee Bantle:eke, were charged with assaulting en Wady seat named Parker, with intent to rob him. Mr. Parka, • brushroaker, at Islington, depcoad— Late last algid I pried through Little-tarnsi de on my way home, I had a large beadle in my arms. The male prisoner CAM behind me eel we. turning into liolborn,and salted bv tho thro it with both hands but my neckcloth being very hick he ,old sot press so tightly sato prevent rue from calling out, which I dad most lustily. A couple of policemen approached from opposite directions being attracted, I 'op pose, by my ohs. The prisms" a nd two woman who were with him, ran away d .wa Little.tarnstila, and the police pursued them and presently brought theca back. The female roomer is one of the women I think, but I did not notice her particularly, as my attention was more directed to the man. I was quits sober. Policeman Philip, P 20—I was on duty in Prinees-strest, sad beard cries of " Police" from the direction of lAttle tureettle. I ran In that direction, and met the two pate "osiers and another woman. They were running se fast es they could. The rasa said to me It le all right; we are only having a lark with • few Meade I and, "It looks very queer, and people are sometime robbed about here," hut as 1 raw no one pursuing then, I let them go away. Then 67 came up, sad sided me H I had seen "those panes," adding teat they had "bean g orating mold goat, and newly strangled him." We per sued them and took them is charge. Policeman Bett,67 P—l was on duty in Holbern,and Uwe the cry. I west to the spot, and found the prosecutor Issuing against the "butters of a shop in Tu rnstile . He appeared le have been nearly wrangled. I saw the penma and n wed meths" women rinsing away, and pursued them will the di of la..t wittier took them in cant gly. In-pector Mostahon said the peoweutor was perkily sober. Ho' ones, IP 60, said that he knew the risooers. The woman was a prostitute and thief. The man had been a thief for sins yew". Smith—Not Italy. I near touched the man Due ran sway. Hardwieke—l know nothing about the stair. They were committal tee trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ILORBIKT AT TIM PAINCESI . II TIZATILE. Alfred W g o datcribed ia the elawrie-Mtest as " a gen theme," of 21, Waives. wawa Kaaingtos, and who wu at ire I in a festaimahle cloak or mat, was clutryd with stealing from the parses of Mr. James Marks, of 6, Edward taunt. Caledonian-raid, Mieseemonger at the hall of the Tricceaa The .tee, a saver wake as thnialue SI. The remover said that en the previoea night, about 12, be was in the ball of the Primer's Theatre. °steed-Wrist, about le tying, whoa his attention wu attracted to the pri soner by noticing Wm eyeing his gold Albert chtin Ina vary peculiar manner. The prancier then walked up to Ma, looked him hard in the fee*, then thrust his angers iota his watt mat pocket. and took hie watch all at the swivel, leaving the guard hanging Bowe his waistcoat; but the whole tatesaction was don* with such rapidity that he was arable to precast bias carrying out hie object. As men as be bed got hie lurch his band west under his cloak, sad be dm charged him with stealing his watch, a littip altmestion took = sad be heard the watch fall, and his (wham's) picked It up. In &sewer to the magistrate (Mr. Bingham) the proacentor said that be had sot the slightest doubt shout it, and that on hi. tattier him with the tobbery, be muttered soreethin which he could sot anderetend, and then otbr,d bias kis esrd. The prisoner is &newer to the magistrate, said he would rattier have it settled at one, and would plod guilty. A weldable bowleg stated that he had been seen about the theatre before, he was committed for six months, with bard Mem. Dsivwxo Four :Ann.—The !rd dril t clei fau op n ertal Is Landes is sow sesrly cos .It le eltweted et the asettresetern coreor of Ssow- ill, In the weal of li. Sepia:es church's:4. The work le ear prod of seam= sod sill in pohohe I red granite, with an skim sit via. skselais, the whole being enclosed with& as ane. videb glees depth end importanoe t r the deals. This byte-ye well u others whtch are Istended to be assail at the frees of the Royal Evian., In the Regent aged oars isealithe of tM metropolis-1s to be one tbeemo !he . sols sad oestrous as of Yr. , et Lashse4-etreet.—Boddsog News. TUB PROPOSID NEW' BOROUGHS. A return, moved for by Mr. Byng, and broad this morning, ewe the ppokttiost and rating Mt the Iwo posed new boroughs el the government reform Vai— n, popalstioa awl inhabited houses, aemrling to the coons of 1851, sad the rating for esch in 1553. In West Bromwich and Wedtwebary, the p palettes was 48,672; the Inhabited home, 9,253; the samba rated to the plor it 104 sad upwards, 1,112 , at 6/. sad upwards, 2,709. In Birkenhead, CI ughton-eunt-Grange, Otton and Tntainers, male, eke, 33,523; inhibited houses, 4,843, rated to the rem 3,130 and 4.387. In Burnley and Habersham Eaves, population 27,2.5.5; inhabited honor, 4,884; rated to the poor, 736 and 1,124 . is Stale bridge mad Duckinfield, ripulatioa, '32,1292 ; inhabited houses, 5,986 return of rating ; Croydon and Pence, population, 21,512 ; inhabited home., 3,604; ret , d to the poiir, 1,688 and 1.8.57. In °maimed, Mace, and Hartbeest, populatios,ll.6ll; inhabited houwa, 3.6 2 27; rated to the poor, 1,296 end 2. ; is Hartlepool, Sc.. ropula.fou, 16,068 ; inhabited houses, 2.3'01, rated to the poor, 877, and 1,414. The object of the return appoints to be to show the dia. proportiOll the claim. of those proposed TAW boy •uaha awl the parishes of Cmino, Kensington, and Haountramith which are nut elevated to the position of a perliameiiimy borough, but by the bill an made to form pert of the Western Diriicu of Middlesex, which entaty, It Is proposed, shall retest two additional members. The population of the three pariahs. is 1861 was 118,331 the Inhabited house, 16,842 ; the Lumber of per* ma rated le the pow at 101. and upwards, 12,64 s ; and at 6/. mad sperms* 18,011. At Rome the l'rince of Wales continues to exa mine 01l work. of or t In detail, viaitingthe Vatican and Om did-nnt ar.tiNts' studios entinnally. 'Tat followiag anecdote is ti lated in a letter from the Holy City —The gas pipes in the Piazze del Popul) were being examined not many mornings sines, when a stranger observed. "8o yea are bet _ dag In tight ere ths Popilo." It might bays been meant r a doei4lt (Wendt', or it might have bad pimply a reference to the sits on which they were standing. However that may be, the stronger was (Aimed t•t his !total by a respectably dmssa man, who made particalw inquiry of the pro. visitor as to who the Vesture was, at thi• swat time animad verting on the ominous were', that hid bean uttered. The hotel was tb.rl is which tr Prince of Woks resided, and it ►sppessd that the stranger was the courier who formed fart Li Lis evyal bigbarifii By way of lungs donnt to the original motion— "That tLa 0,11 fur the Repwstetios of the People be sow reed a see ,n 1 L wtl John Rowell, the rester will on- do-tend, has ao►ed "That all t►e winds after the wad 'th .t be omitted," and that the word. contained in hie rem- Wins be Meseta is,tead. This sensnarnent, cvsn if not suc cessful, mill prevent say mbar amendment (the Tires. reminds ue) from being interpoesd between the hniee n i the deci sion of the mein qacaties, sad it it only in the event cf the second reeding being negatived that say farther amendment era tabs plasm it, en the other hand, the hones decides that all the arm& after '• that " shall be omits I, the first east TAB be to arptive the question, "That the bill be now na e mood leavinw it still open t the rapport'se of the bdl,d they stash ',roper, to resew the motion oil' mother day. The next , rer .tion is that the words of Lord JIM reeolati dt t.e hilt ; bat before thid is put t a the woe it to caspetent to skit* amenthsesta Rpm the meshes boa. each of whkh will be put to the boom in the same inns as the ewilati•m itself, the scion being is each teas, than the ivied* yr limed tt hs kb oat stunt pert of the lOW nice r When there amesdisente to the amendment have bees dispose! ot, the ►one decides epos the ironies of the reeolation. If the"ayes .. bare it the meolariss le iterriid , it the "saw," the prove 'ding I. wholly shardve. '.thing being left of the original it matioa except the word 'that," and government being at liberty t r behig forward their bill for the wood reading os thy future day. List Wednesday morning exactly twentymven . . . years bai elapsed .ntre the bet Warm bill pawed the third r,adisi la the Home of by • majority of 116, the number. Wag 333 is favour of the bill and 239 *salmi It. Os, bit of cheer," owe the Times, " relieves the gloom of • though eh* debate. Mr. Walpole im presses the stroug feeltag of may osasereative Meads spout • dissolution on the ocmtissesey—we believe we may say the certainty—of • ministered deirat. It will be so decoded ea to Isimewe muse kw as appeal io the pevis. That appeal le only jesdbable whoa • else divlstou leaves moms hope of revere/2 by •seethoi e its Wage am, it would now einem. no Mawr purpose dna tee ti whkh • gateman al Lord Derby's clam cosh set possibly cuulewisd—a few seethe s • ad oaks at the eat of tba gotattst inconvenience to IM public toured, not to speak of the members thowelves. Tits o♦ly eatriostion from the difiloolty is that Lord John should noir try hit Lad, and {r Ate. his meant*. No doubt, ha has one ready ; indeed, ito ought to have it, as he has isolated oa the lotwedisteasd summary rejection of that before the boons For the preeent, however, Lord Derby i!I not mead hie poeit'on or worse his conntry by sttenipt tag to 411 utlb t a day after this kereetffsriag hoses has decked agaiset ties." . _ Opinioos vary uto the time when the debate on the relanierial Reform Bill woll be breught to a dose. A few believe that it cannot last beyond this eveoing, others rat eider that It caanct conic to • variation before Toesdey night, whole tome etrengtheaed by ianittosrable pre:c arats, adopt the Iti.,ry that if the house °ace prevails wit Itself to enter upon the iceont week it will feel itself usable to p.irt from a outioct oa which everybody has Noniething to say maul that wont weak be brought toe deer, and that the &risers will sot tile place anti, the :awning of to-mor row week. --- The Critic of to-day says that the meeting on Wedeseday of the President, Commit, end C,uitaiVeit of the Literary Fond, called t, eocidder the offer to be made telt be the reformist party, cares to an abortive terminalioa. 't Mr. Dickens, Mr. Elwyn, tte editor of the Quarterly Retina, and Mr. Dar, the gentleman who signed the letter pro mising to conmenaicate to the maths( the attune of the der refer rod to, were duly in attendance to fel 81 their promise, when it woo discovered by the romesit'oe that the mee.teg was tor, awl could ant Le, easy titeet'ne et all ; for the members el the council sad the president (Lewd M0b...) bad se badmen to be three, it being held by tbe committee that agirbe, coon, it nee president weld seer tall themselves, or le bray collet * , cellar, at soy time, or for may pnips► This Wog the CU", On owlet:one could be put or carried — nothing in Get could be done. My Leeds Lanidowse and Moho* laid their beets together, sod deolded that ✓erb was t►s law— vlreitt•d that they were twit Intrudess. end that ashody kad anyth.er t do but to take his hat rod Import Mow Meg a Mate of things so opposed to 0001004 slow shall be tolerated, dep nds upon the toffy of literary 00110101111111111114 Sorely if the charter was so worded that Lida is is woortimai with the strict iaterpretation of its pro widow, no pones will deny that a new charter ought t, be et osos inlaid for." We understand that the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot ham wrestled to predate at the nothirmaieg anniver sary dieser of the Printers' Pemba Society. NI M 9i Si 1 1 Vc.. i, m m 51 33 SI 76 77 93 Si • IPaTigs ;Itbs=i - si 111111101 9,000. 1.00. COO, 18,900 10,8 640 10 MAU 80000011 1010 2 DO„00111 LW Le 0911 1 I MiTi AM le.si , ;',„j a tr The vacancy among the trustees of the !British Museum caused by the death of Mr. Hallam has been filled by the nomioation of George Grote, Eeq. Oa Monday morning Mears. Sotheby and Wil kiwi= will commence the sale of the manuscript library of M. Libel. The collection is composed of well-nigh 1,200 MN., some era early as the seventh century, several of them of undoubted clamicel sad swimmer, importance; "and mien's," mays the Critic, " of coming rivalry between pub is librarians and privets amateurs are already AL" The Committee of the New York Chess Clab have nisi above six hundred dollars with which to purchase the prepaid testimonial for Peal llorphy. They desire to pro ems a ant of gold end silver chessmen, and an elegant gold yeah. A pecuniary testimonial is being raised amongst the American abolitionbte on behalf of Mr. George Thomp son. The Waahington Star (U.S.) of the 18th, says : "On Sunday last Mr. W. Smith O'Brien partook of an en ter talwaest at the Invitation of the Rae. Dr. O'Toole, plater of St. Patrick's Church, at the residence of that gentleman. There yes main, • large company present, among whom were Mayor Barret, John Mitchel, and John Savage, the amociates of Mr. O'Brien in the struggle of 1848. sad several other gentlemen of prominence in our mod dram. The entertainment wee one befitting the day sad occasion, in every respect. During its progresa the Rev. Father O'Toole propoeei, The health of our distill gabbed guest,' a sentiment which elicited maalfeeratimut of approval from all prevent, sad drew from Mr. O'Brien a brief and happy response." It was mentioned some time since that ths Sultan had bestowed the hand of his widowed daughter, the Sultana Fathroe, on h's chamberlain Noury-Bey. This account was, however, afterwards contr adicted, and Saint l'ache, son of Mustapha Facha, wee spoken of for the honour. A rather cations fermis intrigue is said to have taken place en the oecasioe. The Sultan bad, in foot, 'pokes to his daughter of Seth Pasha, and a slave in the palms, who had overboard the convereatiou, conveyed the sews to Ifustapha Podia. The tans b.l;eviog the news to be official, gave his infix mint a rim worth 70,000 piastres The Sultana, however, ultimately Bedded in favour of Honey-Bey, sad the legal term of her widowhood having expired, the marriage toot place on the 16th, with the usual ceremonial. floury Paths is a yowls man of seventeen years of age, and remarkably - handsome; the prisons is about the same age. I General ILlapka, the representative of the Basque Generale Wenn has arrived at Constantinople to make amassments with the government sad the native cspitalista about the establishment of the lest talked of Bank of Turkey. The fireman his bees gives jobstly to the Banque °Clients Salem end to Meyers. Rodomnachi and Gladstone, repre senting the British capitalists. The port of Dunkirk at this moment presents a Meet sitM , appearance, since as many as 160 Teem* with maws of about 2,300 men, ere engaged In making me. Caretfor leaving to fish for cod en the coast. of Irelaed. na mmeis cart) , cue, in addition to firs months' stores, 7,000,000 kilogratunass salt and 60,000 empty oath.. The Meister of M :110 has Ind the departure of the Tamale for the Ltd A pril. A supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday was Pebliebed yesterday eve/deg. It la occupied entirely with papsm despatches, snd tables Mating to military opera tions inla. The intell.gence, sa • Mt** of 00•1• 6 1 is DO DOW, the &tee rasping over the last three mantis of 1868 mil the beginning of January. Loan of last year were inquired far. Sardinian Benda were quoted 82 to 83. In the Stock Exchange to-day the were e f th e Rome and Frascati Railway Company were officially marked 51 (101. &arm, all paid), and those of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company 4 dis. The new bonds of the East Indian Railway Com pany were steady this afternoon at 14 to 2 pmnsaomi . The shares now offered by this company were n naly shares par to-day were oted to ip m m en • Bank steady. Those of the Chartered Baok of India, Australia, and China were inquired far, whilst London Chartered Bank of Australia were rather more offered. There were a number of transactions in Ottoman Bank, which were well supported. The shares of the London District Telegraph Company continue to decline. The market for miscellaneous shares was quiet. The shares of the Whittington Rotate and Colliery Com pany were quoted to-day } to e prem. Canada and New South Welm Government Bonds were again in demand to-day, with an upward ten dewy. MINE.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Russell are steadier, at 11i to 12i. Shares in Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, Resewarne, West Caradon, and St. Day United mines, are in request. In the Stock Exchange Great South Tolgas shares ere officially marked 131. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are in demand, and are marked Isi. prem. Foreign mining shares remain quiet. A petition for the dissolution of the Mondale M Cam ping us expected to be heed before the Master ofd Rolle on the 18th April. Official managers of the Paragon and Spera Coal Mining Company, and of the New E*na Coal Mining Company, are to be appointed by the Court of Chancery on the 26th instant. At the Wed Onts.lon WAIN today dlrl.tend of declared. and 2,14 7 1. was awned to neat amount. 21 per gore war At Whoa Union, the mho of tin as on Karen 21 realland 218/. 11h. The report from Oamborne Consols dated liarehlil states that the mthe " win anplo to-morrow %I tons of ore.' The mental. kin...t Onro Bus reporte V) " Our amplng to. morrow win be olm.tt 28 tons of copper ore." Gnat Knuth Tetras inn,s the went, nailer date Much= win sample to-day 365 tons. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(TIIIS DAT.) The attendance of the trade was fair, the tone quiet-prices of meet articles of the trade unaltered. The supply of home avows grain was smell. The imports of foreign gram into Londwo this week were reported this morning as moderate of whea oats, y.t, and barle WHLT.-Esglieh in small supply, held at fully l Monday's prime ; foreign unaltered; ins sorts continua scarce. English white, 42e. to 48a. ; red, , ios. to *w pm qr. Dentate and Konigsberg, 43e. to 661. per e.; 'Etock, 46a. to We. ; other Baltic ports, 40s. to 48e. Twos, fair sale at last Monday's prices. Town, 30e. to 40e. ; Norfolk, 17a. 6d. per 2801 b. • French, Ms. to 33e. per 280 T h. ; sour Amer. , U.S. , 20e. to '23a. per barrel. BAmLIT, fine unaltemd, at about last Monday's prices. Secondary rather cheaper. English, 28e. to 431. per quarter; 245. to 33e.; other sorts, 21a. to Ms. per qr. Oars dull, at about last Monday's v s. Biceritish, 20a. to 284. pee qr. • ' Road's, 19s. to 22a. par qr. ; other Baltic porta, 20 1 . to 28e. per qr. BikNll.-English unaltered at last Monday's prices. Egyptian firm. English tick, 36e. to 40e.; Harrow, 425. to 44e. pee qr. Foreign, 345. to 435. per qr. ?sae dull, at last Monday's prime. English boilers, 40e. to 42e. ; Hog and gray, Ms. to 42a.; foredo white, 38a. to 40s. FLOLTII4O CAROOTS.-8 7 12C0 last Fiiday only 13 laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, & m t. 4 wheat, 2 maize, 6 barley, 1 tye. Of these and those pail. Tiouely arrived, about 12 cargoes v • 6 wheat, 6 maiae, and 1 barley remain now offend oft the coast on sale. Very few transaction' havetaken place since last Wednesday. The few setae reported were Mare, 274. gad. pie 4921b5,i . 'buil, 275. per 48011 a.; barley, Ismail, 21e. 6d. Per INTO LONDON mom mAlial 21 TO UMW"' 22. MOO Is Bata& IDOL 70,41111. NOO onoliß 7 0110 iiiiiiii 1.170 i "rm. Gigs. Lao IM7'tillt \ L AVIINAONIN Moab 5 ... *um. main. oar. Rrn 4 0 1 44 M. Ild tl 01 97. 42 01 ll b 410 N KO 10,1 310 03 1310 10 3s 11,2 10d IL 3,1 40s 6,1 330 Ild JIB W3l. a/9. Ild bail 404 51 Od Ila 0.1 33. ltd 4114 11 d. 44). 11: A. di a. .S• 11 1 11. II No Ns IC .40 41 as 3: • 4. b 31 On 10 , Id 345 0' 130 Ol 31 01 414 Ild 414 at WNW W. A,Snira Dirrr.-andr. swim 010. ito. Dam% lad POMO. Mali= MiIIIWOM 110 naanawas a MO AM ON PENN OP Wolf MOM Tal In Rd PUMA Prirsb. FN. Mob. II IMma 6 I NW. II i 11. M.l-- « Is • s «a I 1 1 1411 -i --- LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(fHIS DAT.) ($T 111111111 MID mum usawrria TILIORAPI&J (rains OUR owls coassavoitnisrra Our own market firm, without &sags In picas. Bona I little inanity for has white wheat. ladlaa corn slow of sale. Arrivals me% ---- MINCING-LANS.—(THIS DAY.) duo sn.—There bes been mote confidence aunt In the mark.t tbis w. et, the important he not premed soles. end the full prices of lest week have very generally born imam & limited &mount of bitable's. The maned market has been doll. Lumps. good, 635. to die. Corral.—The baying hos been steady this week, and in many iutances a night advance hes been paid. TRA.—The marktt bu been dull. and go xl black leaf Congo would not have been sold 'rollout giving way in proses, but holders bare shown (imams.. Common Congou hen been buiyht for exporta.im at 1.44. cash. Corrox.—A full amount of balms done, chiefly at id. advance. Rtes. —Prices bare been with difficulty supported. and the ancient of busin,a done bee been 'mall. Aux.—The market bear bees dull, but prices are un altered. Satrrwrat.—The trsneactints hays been few and unim portant; the quotations are unaltered. Beress.—A fall amount of business has been done, but occasionally • awls lower prices were accepted. In other articles no mew ls' alteration. Markets Mil remain quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAV) The market is quiet. Prime are quoted se fellows Town tallow, 62*. dd. net rath; Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 63e. X; April alone, 635. April et June, 620. 9d. ; October to December, 63e. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADVINHALL.—The followiog are the prices:—Hides: 6611:e. to 641 be., Sid. to 4d. • 641 be. to 7•21 be., 4d. to 4441.; 721bs. to 80Iba., 4141 .80lbs. to dSlbs., 6d. to iffd. ; 881te. to 96144. bid. to 60.,• 96th.. to 1041b5., 51d. to &I. Horse hides, Od. to 10s. Celt eking, light, 20. 6& to 4e.: full, 6e. to 7s. BEILMNDSET.--abeep skins : polled, Bs. 01. to 10.. Id. gait. geg h a u.biewe, 7s. 6d. to Os. W.; downs, 6s. to 6..; shesaiogr, Is. 3d. to to. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mws. Pagan/en and Smith report that ens ntsrket is arm at. ; e following clumsy . —Mid and East Keats, hts. 105 s. Choke, 112 s. to 126.. We 150 s. to 655. • choirs, 70s. to 89s. 80/M4, Ns. 635. ; choosy 665 . . to 745. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Byron, 14s. 9d. ; Walla End Tees, 17s. ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. ; Walls End Eden Main, 14:. di; Walls End Hauls, 175.; Walls End Lambe" 175.; Walls End West Kama, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Whitworth, Its.; Wylam, 14c; Iturila Percy Hartley , 13s. M.; Bet- Mao Hartley, 15a. 3d.; DaMeon's Hartley, 15s.How ard's Hartley, 16a. 3d. Lambert's Harley, 16a-76 ships at =AM. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Hoard of Trade returns for the month and two months ending the 28th of February, 1839. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the Moth and two months, including only the " enume sated" articles: For the mouth. Far two months. 1857 £3,884,081 .... C 16,997.829 13,498,367 1858 6,774,785 •• .. 17.77076 1859 8,975,847 .• .. Including the " nnenumerated articles," the aggre gate exports stand thus: For 'h. month. 1867 x ,313,040 338 1859 For twelve months. ... £18,371,145 .... 14,810,016 „.. 19,207,466 isms i rs. I oi. Isms. I ss DO =ial is rsisseasstio 1 4U 475 pll4O .1 W. 11 14 13 Oralatir 91. "7*(ge igl 187 13 U 14 v 1 111 0, ri am o m r . A 1 1 1 117pygOLtt! N 7: 8: I . al 10 U 11.4411==. 1.44 I t 05 9 .4 Per (166 di. 1116 mil : horfeloviill.Luidi 16.11.1 96 100 C10a06.04 O. 1 1 4 • Oa 111 MO 470 a 6 11 II 8 ir. tuts us no „...! l e U :1 vise et Twos I— nor A g 14=4 Mum/ 4 - 11 - d 76 80 V9IV i ll 1191 100 wa wa,. IN u• A a i IM. Ma 4 41 44 14 10611111111 11111116 Kum 1 r. I 111. Vivo dna lap.lli 466 V 1 ll Do. IL Min Id 1 11 6 1 1 4m 0r0c0. 446.41 110. 1- 04... t"ii : t i 1 _- I:. 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