The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DA Y. ) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Julie Ordinary.) TIIVIAITCB r.THWAITZIL ibis part.beard cue, which was begun on Thursdal, mud e loch has already beau copionly reported, wee resumed this morning. It was the suit of Mrs. Misery Thirsitm, the info of &dentist at Bristol, who seal for • Jodi:dal ...pardon on the ground of cruelly. In support of hr sbe alter that her husband bad often, without pea row:item, sine her, bad Hues tarot to poison her, had thrown water user bee, bad smeared her face with mustard, bad °Awned bar teak, sad then given her hard and gristly is of meat such as she could not eat, and. generally Lie, ,d injured her health by not supplying hi, wife proper food athl rionient. These charges were, bOW•Verr, substantially denied by the respondent, though he admitted having •Iwe boxed hie wife's ears and once touched her 1.10. with • mustard sawn for calling him a fro ; once struck her in bed with his knee, but without in t, iellog to hurt tier, or in fact doing so; and once thrown aat.l over her for refusing to leave his workroom when be Ilk Arra her. 1k also avowed that he had several time, tried' t.. two her out .4 the room when she was abusing him, beg 1. said be was rarely suenesful in his attempt; :led he demi,' that he Lad ever made use of more force than wee eS/Ally. Mr Thwaites was now cross-examined at great length by 11r. Twoa, Q.C., who appeared, with Ik. Wambey, for the petitiooer. Refemng to • night when be was charged with has we come home at a late hour drunk, and araidteed hie sfr in lad. he said he we. unable to state whether be bad not been drinking wine with a friend of his mated Om thorn) ; but Le c o uld not remember mein Mr. Ilkie thorpe at all on that day. There hail been two Oa 'memo cat which Mrs. Thwaiter had insulted him about keens, and on which he hart slapped her face. Mrs. measles bad first withdrawn herself from the family meals ; bat after a time she made an attempt to come back. H e was b res irf as tiog with Captain Rahiogton, and she entered the room and said she would have her meals with him again. Refused to let her do so. Thu was not before the end of 1 , 44, but could not recollect the date. Recollected giving his wife his puree mid watch. Did so becauss he was tired of his life. Remetubered her giving them back W bin on the same evening—certainly not with words of atfeetiou or consolatiou. Then witnass went and fired the ps.b.i. Mr.. Minium had not a tine set of teeth of her own when he married her, but witness mule her a tine sat of artificial one. Artificial teeth were tot always made to r e .eruble the mature] ones which they replaced. The Judge—lt is obvious, from the MN sets which we see in dentists windows, that they are not. Witoess —Had taken out more than six teeth at once, but the petitioner was excited under chloroform. Chloroform emietiroes rendered persons violent, as it .lid her. Soon after the marriage witness had begun to save money to buy his wife • dimmed ring ; but when the amount had reached about 9.1. witness requested that it •ght be employed in insuring his life for the benefit of the children. The diamond ring which she bought was not par. Chas. I with the Ravings of her allowance for clothes. To th.• Lest of his belief the money came mainly out of wit nevi's pocket. Sir V. Crewmen said it was perfectly ridiculous to go ea inquiring whether the lady had a diamond ring or not. It would he preposterous to say that it was cruelty for a male with a Retell income to object to his wife's g o ing flourishing about with • trinket of that dewriptioo. It appeared that the petitioner having hail a sum of 1111. entrusted to her hail spent 131. of it in a ling, leaving only V. to buy mourning" for herself and her children. Some people might think that such au act in the wife of a struggling man was cruelty on her part. (A laugh.) Warier—SU never said that 20/. • year would be suffi cient for lice clothes. When she was taking her meals apart from him be allowed her 2/. fie, a week for the house, and Inc for herself. That was till Feb. 23, 10160, after which b took the housekeeping upon himself. Had never ild Mrs. The/sites that he had discovered a subtle poison while engaged in the pursuit of pho t. wetly. Had reproached himself for his language t the petitioner ; but bar irritating ways were at times in. tolerable. Had bee requeMed hl her to dismiss Hannah lade, and bad also been adtisd to do so by one or two friends. Had heard Hannah Dade call Mrs. Thwaites op probrious names, but it was In reply to similar epithets which Mrs. Thwaites had herself used. Mrs. Thwaitea used to come oo the stairs, stamp her feet, and cry out, " There goes your harlot," asang al., coarser terms. Had never told Hannah Dade that her mistress wee obliged to go into the country before her marriage to hide her figure. Had complaioed to Mrs. Mesita, her before marriage of speaking to an officer in it. Jairanefrpark. Never reproached her with it after. want, Did not dismiss Hannah Duda, because she was useful to him in his profession. Ms witness was wider exanduatioa when we went to pr em.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commisaioaer lolroyd.) Is he TUX WiIIiTIMMTIR•STREET IiaJLX•T COMPAXT IumITED). This was • wiading.np ',emus splint the company of which Mr. Train was the foamier, for layieg down tramways in the principal rireeta of the metropolis. The petitioner was • coach.builder. who lied supplied otie of the spacious awl coarse:lent ram which ply aloes those tramways. Mr. Bagley appeared a support of the prtitiooer, and Mr. Liaislater for the company. An eliournmeet af the bearing was ordered, by consent, with a vim to law arraareswat. TIM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARLBOROUG H.STREET. HAVA.E Or MAN3LALIAITI:I4 A..AISST .01 [.tTIYO•HOVQ KLLI'ER. Hen, fAobles. of 74, Nunideratreet, Regenee.pork, eating-hones keeper, was charged with being drunk and cueing the death of a female. at present unknown, by kanclnnr her down with • pony and cart in Regentatreet. Mr. &Irian' Lewis. of tarot Marlborough-street, ap peared for the prisoner. and Inspector Garforth, of the E attrial.sl to watch the es.. It appears that between $ and 9 last eight the prisoner we. ho, pons and cart down Lazghani•plaes, i"war,ls the Ile.;eneeepuli. and when near Mortimer street he saw soiliethii,z in his war • and pulled up his pony very shsrply, sod in dole:: overturned the poo r, which at the time st the rate of sit miles an hour. The prisoner was himself thrown out, and he. am, on his being raised, was (WWI to he leoken. - g e ttin g on it o legs again started off and knocked down the poor woman, Wilo was eriasirg Mort:ittersareet. She was immediately picked al. and taken to the Misldlewes Hospital, but expired ow the way. The prisoner was remaakd. A l:1N60111ATE P.* MME. A mapectahledooling young female Gamed EG:, Cqrris vas charged sot forow% A you man sai.l be was gaming the Set-palatine last night about when he RAW the young wOOlllll taitoring about the bea:. ant aohhing. He watched her ; Ana be- Foreleg from her rioleut moaner that she wee going to mama suicide. he 4,1!e.1 the attention of a constable, who On speaking to her, toll by her that she was going to throw hero-!f in the niter. _ .. A constable nail the re .. m: woman had been d e j a ki ar an d told Eim th..t d he •431 unhappy, sod intended to divan henelf. nonner pai.l she ant unhappy, but not tipay. Mr. T. rwhitt 1 her .ur a wruk that she co;ght by redectiuu becutue iu a hatter dais al slip& An important cave, referring to the liability of outhilets propnetors, was trial in the gilforit Court of Monie, no Moseley. lo July last, it appears, ooe of Mr. Fitstelrieg's mailmen was oven-visited with passengers, and nee of the perm +n, the pliiotiff in this action, wen notch incuerrnoleil io getting down. In gettiog down. the los drove the passenger was jirkeil to the pound. and kis ankle sonsinoil so seriou.ly that he felt the injury for once weeks. The jury returned a verdict in hi. favour, with 7/. lin. THE HARTLEY Cottintv RELIr.r FrNl,. —Tlie bed entreat received by the Lord Mayor up to y_asterday anemone is aid of the fond for the relief of the widowe and art.haas of the sufferer% by the late deplorable accident at the Heftier F"liirrY pit was more than 16,0001., of which *.wain of 70111. was received during yestenlay aloe*. ENI:LMH SUR/Evl,4 Annom.. —Any portion who rennims evidence of the solicitude with which Enema wetele, over and protects her subjecta even the meatiest of the.ii, in whitener tart of the world they may be, will Sod it in the foliniein.f. rwcurrenze :—At the teat amazes of the Itniachesslu• Rhone two Enelioh radon were tried for mur der. The C,..lrt appointed M. Itouteille a. advocate to defend them. snit ther were *cleated. The English consul at blarwillse hastened to Ai: to thank the advocate. Bad offer hint his fee, which he declined to accept. and the consul left with the two sailors, whom he sent to England. Shortly afterwards M Honteille received a case containing the col belies of English hives, in five volumes, richly boaml, awl hearing n Vi. toria's anus, and the inscription, "The English goveri.inent to M. Martial Bonteille„ advo cate at Aix. in reco.nition of the talent, zeal, and disin ters-seeders with which he defended its subjecta."—Man. or.• Prwour. CAA, OT HYDROPHOBIA.—A fetal CAM of hydro pu.bis °marred three days since at DlUDNlaltill (Seiseesst -31.4rie1. The victim was M. Fru:scone Rainy, a resident in that tow a. who w ta bitten in the lip by ado, about the middle of Is.t ioni,th, but he felt no ill emcee till last week, when the brat symptoms of the terri malady made their appeantace. Feeling coavioeed that his end was near h "" ttled all his worldly affairs and received the sacrament. to the iettreal between the two last paroxysms he took Yarn .4 his nether. eighty years °lege, and of all his family. When be felt the last macadamia appreachieg, be r th' e'oie maw, and continued pitying until his au ren t ne ad a i'oisshst utterance, and be mem miner expired, on the foarth after fatal symptom* bad seeds tkeirapprarece— athlwani. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1862. swarm •N.J Ilea. as.pcu ii ri a,;;l4l 7. r ai ztak uL urs. c. Da m my KEA ella. beams Mar. Oaloolls • M OopeTADodillp.o.isi: I Wolk %trir Irlams ...... MGM Lily mu W an 2 IDo. Do. di i rr i llsboal Do. Do. do p. . do. ad do. Mi Do. do. do. 106/41 Ciamd Tread ad Gm& Do. • pm ad loot Dolloa.ProLl=a Do. II par al Do.Tpra ad 1111 Do. do. 1111 Do. do. 1111 end WWI l'oalawdo Do. Now — oli f N /t 7 loks I 1661 I I rt. 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A surplamentary naval estimate was laid ou the table by lonni C. rAGILT. The house adjourned at half-past IS drink. LINCOLN NLEGYION. POLLlNG.—craus DAY.) In aims; estanAps.) LINCOLN, WIDNLYDAT. ONE O'CLOCK RETURN. )lone (Ooseerrative) Palmer (Word) 5Bl FALL OF TWO HOUSES AT HACICYZY. FEARFUL INJURIES AND LOSS OF LIFE. (THIS DAY.) This morning shortly before 10 o'clock, an ac cident of a moot fearful nature occurred upon the estate lying south of the Amherst-road, Hackney, where Nome new shops are now in the courae of erection by a Mr. Anus, ',Alder, under the plans of Mr. Green, of Cannon street, the architect. The shops in question are large, with iron pillars for the front supports, and have three floors above the shop. They bud been roofed in and floored, and this morning whilst the workmen were engaged inside the building some of the rueu who have escaped state that they heard a sound like a discharge of musketry, and in an instant the roof and three floors of two of the shops fell in, and buried in ruins the men and boys who were at work inside. Assistance being obtained, in a short time some of the men were taken out, and at once conveyed in carts to the German Hospital, Dalton. One waadead before reach ing there, and the others were so much injured that but little hopes are entertained of their recovery. Shortly before 12, the workmen had almost succeeded in getting out the body of another of the victims, and the greatest fears were entertained that the whole row would fall, it being close to the viaduct of the North London Railway which crosses the Hackneyroad. The accident has shown that the buildings were erected in a very insecure manner, the mortar, which was apparently quite wet, looking more like muddy brick rubbish than the usual lime and sand which should be need. Its condition and the apparently insecure state of the buildings were the general theme of discussion amongst ;the large crowd of practkal men present, and a most rigid inquiry will be called for. LATEST PARTICULARS. The following is e list of the killed aod„injured as nearly as can possibly be ascertained amid theexciternent : KILLW. John Fuller, aged 60, died on hie way to the German Jacob Ketteridge, killed on the spot by a piece of timber on him. George Rashbone, a boy. killed on the spot. INJURED. Thomas Sherman, a eon of Mr. Sherman, district surveyor, hopeleesly injured. A man, mime unknown, arm dreadfully fractured. William Abell, right leg broken. Charles Mann, frightfully mutilated. Henry Welding, fractured arm and other very sericite injuries. Joseph May, only slightly injured. Thomas Bayley, very seriously injured. There are several others also 000siderably bruised, the particulars of whose came could not be learnt. Another account received at the last moment states that five lies have been lost. The utmost excitement con tinued to prevail, and at 2 o'clock thousands of persona were assembled in the vicinity of the ruins, expecting the disinterment of others who were supposed to be buried in the ruins. Many relatives of the artisans, women, and chil dren were present, amid wept and sobbed aloud. The scene wee altogether a miry distressing one. THE WATERLOO-ROAD CATASTROPHE. DEATH OF ONE OP THE SUFFERERS. (THIS DAY.) The young man Janie. Robins, carver and gilder, of `outh►mpton-terrace, Waterloo-m.l, died this morning at St. Thonise's Hospital, after enduring excruciating paha. This death will of course lead to an inquest when the cause of the siandent wiU be investigated. It is feared this will not be the only drib. SAN PAULO BRAZILIAN RAILWAY COMPANY (IJMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The fourth onliaary general meeting was held this day, at the London Tavern ; Mr. HEATH is the chair. The report which ha already appeared, was takes am revel. The (' [(.AIRMAN having moved that the report and 110- counts bead opted, Mr. THORPE inquired how the sum which would have accumulated u interest was to be raised, and whether, if the money was raised by debentures they would be offered to the shareholders? The CHAIRMAN replied that that would depend upon the decision of the Brazilian government. Of coarse the whole amouut of capital, including the interest, would be subject to the legislates of 7 per cent. Mr. THORPE congratulated the shareholder, upon the very favourable position of the company u reported by the direc tors. He hoped the shareholders would find the affair se pufitable u the directors and contractors had found it, and as the Brazilian government would no doubt find it. He believed that this corneas, would go far towards removing the prejudice which att.iclied to guaranteed railways. That there would be ample traffic upon the line he believed there was no doubt. Tire WWI now coffee oe the ground rotting for want ot means of transport. He only hoped there would be no clement of bitterness in the cop of sweets which the directors were offering to them. After ensue remarks from other shareholders, principally upon the point of allowing the shares to be paid up to futi— le reply to which the Chairman stated that when 8/. ashlars was paid up, it was proposed when another call was re quired —say in September neat—if any considerable number of shareholders limited to pay up, they might be allowed to to so, bat pro rate., to meet the amount required—the reso lution was carried. The auditors were re-elected, and the usual vote of thanks to the chairman oonclealeti the business, DE tTH or SIR T. J. PLATT.—We regret to have to announce the death of the Hon. Sir Thomas Joshua Platt, formerly no, of the herons of the Exchequer, which took place on Monday, at his residence, Portland-plum. The deceased was the son of the late Mr. Thomas Platt, and was educated at !farrow School Rod at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he geminated 13. A. in 1810 and M.A. in lilt. He entered as a student of the loser Temple, rad was called to the lar by that society in 1316 ; he afterwards practised on the Herne Circuit, and became a king's 00(1011111 Is I+.N. He was raised to the bench as a berm of the Court of Exchequer in 1643, but retired in 1836. Sir Thomas was in his 73rd yam Tug PeovosTstur or ETON COLLEGE.—The Rev. Dr. doodlers', Heel Harder of Eton, was elected Pro►ost yesterday mereing, on the emoination of her Majesty. Dr. Goodford. who succeeded Dr. Hawtrey in the head-master ship of Eton in 1863, is the second son of the late John °weaned, req., of Chaim Cantelow, Soniersetshire, who wee a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for that oonoty, aad high sheriff in 1816, by Charlotte, sister of the late Sir Moo tegoe Cholmeler, gait, and was born io July, 1812. He was educated an a "college?' at Ewe, and proceeded these s to King's Collece, Cambridge, of which he was enceemively scholar sod fellow. He held the post of an asds4ot•mas ter at Eton for many years before his elevation to the head mastership. FINANCIAL Rivonw.—Lunt evening a meeting was held at the Horns Tavern, Kennington Park, Mr. F. Molten in the chair, for the purpose of promoting the muse of finsocial reform, and to obtain a reduction in the tea and sugar duties. The chairman opened the pre ceedinp by some appropriate remarks, and was followed by Mr. J. Noble. The following resolution, Mr. James W. Smith, and secoodest by Mr. anir P : w ßea, wee unanimously adopted :—" The indirect mode of raising the revenue of the country by excise and codeine, and which falls with the greatest severity upon the poorest, is unjust and demoraliauig, and ought to be replaced by • system of direct taxation, I.y which each indi v id ua l mig ht contribute io proportion to his means, and should know the exact amount of hie contributions." The proosedirup then terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. Another 'amino; bank defalcation, to the amount of 4001., is reported The defaulter, Williams Knowles, • schoolmaster, was secretary to the Tattenhall (Cheshire) Savings Bank, and had been so hifhly respected that • pub lic testimonial was presented to him at Christiana Re has, however, been examiDed before the Chester emagielrease, and has been found to be SOK bask is hie swim bask soorsamte. BEARE L1528.--(77118 DAL) Two Moat. The railway market to-day is inactive, but firm. The only movement iu prices worth mentioning is a rise of 1. per cent. in Great Western and South Eastern stocks. Present quotations are as follows :—London and Ncath Western stock, 941 to 95 ; Great Western., 701 to 1 ; Midland, 1311 to 192 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 1071 ; South Eastern, 82J to 831; Great Northern, 117 to 118 ; Eastern Counties, 561 to BGI ; and Cale donian 1061 to 108. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at 11 to 2 prem. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are dull, and Grand Trunk steady. There are inquiries for Great Luxembourg and Sou Paulo. .OLDLNARY 81U11119 AND STOCKS. uk . INA I ILALLWATIL c all IlUfa..llaLt3aaarVaLl lbt.,Lr.,aarshaia 11114,1 I Ilesesa. l"" ti - 1:11.1. Ol !al lasers ....I i0Ntd—.. — ,..,. — .. - .::1 19 - igir - iii. - 7. -- .7::1 Da • J • so ev. Do. lin sad!~ . pail ica Tui. Dub DoskiLjtieli. 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W.M110,003 rdip.se. .... .., yesier4 l4 . ). 1 So Ip.m. 106{ IN 16 124 IPs 116 x ill 1 69 71 „ 1 1 Pal .. ..- -. 134 US 144 166 NI 95 111 Its IN 111 ii li Pin II Ms par _ h al par 211 Us 134 10 11 14 1 51 101 105 101 103 N 69 tS U 14 Si Ss 01 46 lit 110 22S ISO 103 106 ISS ISS lILWAYIL Weft el II 4 Pall i t km 1 I 11 12 41 4 1 p d m ls i U U i 10 101 H II 14 2L fie 40 30 DPI 4 "ie dial 4ty 44 $3 66 K 4 Ms 13 16 se "= pm Ps fay 7t 30 IC} PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. L1Y11,2001. FIX 11.—Sales today: Caledonian, 105—Glasgow end south Western, 102 21 4—Oreat Western, 70 701 70 701— Lancs•hire and Yorkshire, 1071 1 - London and North Western, 941—Midland, 112—South Eastern, 241 1616—Dutch Shenk& p. I—tirand Trunk of Canada, I 1616—Great Luxembourg, 101.16, 1. M LK"! ESTIOI. rm. 11.—There was • steady market, with • moderate amount of business doing. Caledoni_tu, 1051—Grand Trunk of Canada, 6—Great Western of Canada, 12 616--Great Western, 61/4 Central, 431 d.—Lantsubleis and York shire, 10711—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411 } 6- - Midland, 122 11—North Staffordshire, 4sd.—South Ertel% U 1616 t— _Thames and Mersey Marine insurance, 11 1610 2 p. —talon Ban k, 6-171verstos Lancaster, Of. Di= ico.—A batch of correspondence respect ing the affairs of Mexico hoe been published in the form of • parliamentary paper. It occupies 155 pages, and comes down to last month. On the 19th Janvery Lord Russell wrote to Sir J. Crampton in relation be .the promsture departure of the Spanish expedition for Vera Cris; NA the tone of the presirmatiee boned by the Scsaisli govensmeot, which, he said, ve relesdatett M m4et erase 1100111120• L " Yon will point *ea,* s lee. writes, " that the allied forms am not to be used for the of depriving the Miriam of their amloolstell 472 °8 0; aosslas emir ors hem of govesamsot." MONEY M4liiiiiT.-(2 1 1118 DAL) Two °Twat. An improvement of I per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds, owing to the withdrawal of the proposed French loan, and to the consequent return of Ilse in the money market. In the other markets business is limited, and there is no change of importance in prices. The tone generally is firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 711 r. 25c., showing no change. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted sto 5i prem., being slightly lower. - - - Consols are officially marked 921 and 931 for money, and 93 and 931 for the account. The present quotation is 93 to i t , both for cash and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1061, # ; ditto for account, 106# ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 991 ; ditto 1864, 991; ditto Bonds, 23a, 26e. prem.; Four per Cent. " eufaced rupee paper, 88} ; Exchequer Bills, March, Hs., 13s. prem. ; ditto June, 18a., 14a. prem. Mexican Bonds are rather more inquired for to day, and are marked 341. Spanish Passive Bonds have again advanced, having been purchased as high as 201 ; the Certificates have been last dealt in at 8, showing likewise an improvement. The Italian Loan is dull. The Turkish Loan of 1858 shows a recovery of #, being quoted 75# to 76. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-end-a-Half per Ceuta., 1858, 911 ; Equador New Consolidated, 181 ; Italian Five per Cents., 67# (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 341, h ; ditto for account, ; Russian Five per Cents., 99# ; ditto Three per Conte., 1859, 00# ; Spanish Three per Cents., 531 ; ditto Passive, 20}, #, 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 71, 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 75# ; ditto for account, 76, 75/ ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 77#. About 10,0001. iu gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for abroad. The advices from France and Belgium yesterday bring improved quotations of exchange. The 20- franc pieces lately withdrawn from the Bank of England have mostly gone to the latter country, but these remittances will be stopped by the pre sent movement in the exchange, which shows a loss upon them. The tendency of the exchanges generally appears to be in favour of this country. In the case of France, a satisfactory influ ence is exercised by the fact that some quantity of corn is again being shipped from English ports. Accordingly, the demand for gold for the conti nent has partially subsided, and it is not unlikely that some parcels may be taken to the Bank. Only a portion of the 44,5001. by the Saxonia, from New York, consisting of American eagles, has been taken for the continent. The 51,0001. by the Arabia has yet to come to hand. Ou 'Change, yesterday afternoon, the principal feature was a considerable fall in the rates for bills on Austria, owing to the revival of confidence re ported from Vienna. The other exchanges were firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Ameterslum 3 menthe, ILIB ditto, 3 das, ILIS/ to 16 ; Rotterilans, 3 menthe, ILIB to v 6; lateen', S meatba lls 25.35 to 40 ; Hamburg, ma. bane°, mouths, 13.71 ; Paris, 3 days, 35.121 to 171 ; ditto 3 make, 25.40 to ; Frankfort-on-the-liaias, 3 mouths, 1181 to ; Petenbarg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 3:11 to ; Vienna, flo es ~3 enoatia 13.85 to 13.95 ; Tries* eff.ao., 3 seciatbs, 13.83 to 13.95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 1; Gals, 3 =oaths, 481 to i ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.521 to 571; Gomm 3 menMs, 95.521 to 571 ; Mike, 3 months, 25.521 to 876 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 40 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 123 to 1; Messina, 3 months, 120 to 1; Lisboa, 90 days, 511 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 1. . . Subjoined is a complete list of the Australian gold ships known to be on the way hither : The Kooria Mooria, withl4B,oool. ; Scottish Chief, 18,0001. ; Netherhy, 22,0001. ; Southampton, 199,5001. ; Queen of Nations, 133,000/. ; Marian Moore, 33,0001. ; Result, 158,0001. • Indemnity, 50,0001. ; Monarch, 170,0001. ; Clutha, 91,0001. ; and the Lightning with 96, 0001. The total is 1,018,0001., of which 407,0001., by the four last mentioned ship! (the sailing of which was reported last month), is about due. The shipment of 82,5001. by the Empress of the Seas is announced but this vowel, as before mentioned, was destroyed by fire off Port Philip Heads. The gold, however, was saved. . . -- Atjegram, dated Constantinople yesterday, mentions a very satisfactory and creditable act on the part of the Sultan. His Majesty has sent to the Treasury twenty millions of piastres (say 100,0001.), which he has economised from the civil list, in order to facilitate the payment of the poorer class of government eutpksjis before the Rsmazan commences. _ _ — An auction of the Foreign Redeemable Debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 27th inst. The sum assigned for the purpose is 5,171,072 reales. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, but the sales were limited to 5,000 bales. The dividend on Caledonian Railway stock was officially announced yesterday at the rate of 54 per cect. per annum, with a surplus of about 3,0001., being the sane as that declared at the correspond ing period of last year. The London and Blackvrall Railway Company's dividend is likewise announced at the rate of per cent, per annum. A general meeting of tho Great Ship Company is called for the 28th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Manchester and London Life Assurance Association is called for the 20th inst. at Manchester, fur the purpose of con firming "an arrangement for the union and incor poration of the association with an old-established life assurance society." Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stuck Exchange list of last evening, viz : ..• - - Insomnia —ldliance Marine, 961; Commercial Union, 3; Basle, 7 ,• Guardian, 491 ; Imperial Fire, 3M 2 ; indemnity =164, ex die. • Law Fire, 41 ; London, 43/ ; Loa- Provincial 'ilium, 2I ; Marine, 100; Mercantile Fire, 31 ; Coati Marine, 121 1 113 121 131 m ; Thames and Morley Marine, 31 41 4 ; Universal Marine, 21 1. Cis Light and Cote.—City of London, A, 23 ; Equitable, New, 19; Great Central, 111 ; Imperial, Si, ex tie. • New dit t o , 63, ax die. ; Injerial Contimental, ; Lima, 69; Surrey Couiumirs, 14 • United General, 241. Canils.—Regent's (or London), W Merl/mtg.—Lambeth, 1041. Docks—Fast sod West India, 1241 ; London, ssl. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Panama Railroad Bonds of 1872. The indigo sales commenced yesterday, consisting of 4,853 chests. The following report is from Messrs. H. W. Jewesbury and Co. : Theis was a full attendance, and the sales opened steadily, but quietly. Prices ruled very unevenly fur Bengal, the advance upon last October rates being from 18. 3d. to la Gd. per lb., the feeling being evidently in favour of the finer qualities. Kurpah sold also at le. 3d. to le. 63. per lb. advance, and Oudes at ls. to le. 3d. per lb. higher. Dry leaf Madras was neglected, and the advance was only 3d. to Gd. per lb. The Manilla was all withdrawn. The demand for Bengal and Kurpah wra fair. The qualities of the new goods are in proportion, viz.: the Bengal about half good and fin*, and half middling and ordinary ; the Madras one-fifth good and fine, and four-fifths middling and ordinary (11 chests Velore extra fine) ; the Kurpah one third good and fine, and two . thirde middling and ordinary; the llama' middling and ordinary, but chiefly ordinary ; the °ads' one-fourth good and fine, and three-fourths mid. dling and ordinary. Other sorts are low to ordinary. 1,943 chests have passed today, of which 933 were withdrawn, 495 bought in, and 515 soW. TUEIDAY &num. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to lb-16 for the 6th of March, opened this morning at 94 to 93, rose to 93, "buyers„" and closed at 93, "sellers." For money the last price was 92} to 93. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92k, 93, 921, 93 ; ditto, for account (March 6), 94, 93 ; Bank Stock 240, 242 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, f, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 93, A, 92f, 931, 93, ; New Two-and-s-Half per Omits., 771 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, lbf ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, f , 1, ; ditto, Four per Cent. Do botiturea, 1863, 99/, 100 ; dittu 1804, 100, 90} ; Four per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper 88 ; ditto Five per Cent, 101 ii , ; ditto, Fire-and-e - Half per Cent., 107, 100. The French news has likewise caused an immedi ate rally of Ss. or 4s. in Exchequer Bills, which are quoted 11s. to 16e. prem. the March, and 14s. to 18.. prem. the June. The India Five per Cent. Stock rue }, closing at 106,1 to j. The Five per Cent, rupee paper wee firmer, at 1011 to 3 ; and the Five-and-a-Half, at 106} to 107. Thu animation which lately prevailed in the foreign stook market has not returned, yet a fair amount of business was done to-day. The transactions in bank shares were again numerous. Prices remain very firm. Bank of Australasia and Agra Bank, amongst others, were inquired for. Scottish Australian Investment stock rose 2 per cent. Peel River Land land London General Omnibus shares were likewise in demand. The closing quotations for share* in new under takings were as follows :--Ocean Marine, 7g to prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 1.16 to 3-16 prem. • Universal Marine, 1# to lf dia. ; Lon don and prem. Marine, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, # to f prem.; Commer cial Union, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; and City of Rio Improvements Company, #to prem. East Indian Railway "G" Extension shares were officially marked to-day # prem. (2f. paid.) The new Victoria Loan was rather better, closing at 10.31 to M. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocx. The mining market is rather inactive to-day. East Caradon shares are quoted 30} to f ; Marko Valley, 10 to 1 ; Wheal Unity, 13e. to 15s. ; Providence, 42 to 44 ; South Caradon, 320 to 330 ; and West Beton, 290 to 295. In the Stock Exchange, East Caradon shares are marked 30S, and Wheal Trelawney, 191. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain very quiet. Linares have been dealt in at 91, and Scottish Australian Mining at 1 prem. A petition for the winding up of the Wheal Anne Mining Company is expected to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 22nd inst. At Drakewalls Mine meeting yesterday the ao counts showed a credit balance of 1,7311. 9e. 3d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA!t I L 4 ANA -- (r# 18 PAY.) The 'weather is much milder, with • moistnea; in the air today, and the wind from the north. The supply of homegrown wheat this week is again very short ; flora rather more liberal. Barley beam, peas, and tares limited. Oats, a much larger supply of Scotch thsa fora considerable time pest, and very ew mods of say de scription. No Irish oats fresh up this week. The foreign arrivals are extremely short of every de scription of corn and grain. A small parcel of wheat only from Holland, amid sot any flour. Two cargoes of Danish barley and a few bags from Hamburg. Two cargoes of oata from Sweden and one from Holland, acid one small cargo of beans from Dunkirk. No arrivals of seeds of any sort. The wheat trade continues in the same depressed state as on Monday; quotations without alteration for English and foreign, and few sales reported. Flour in the same condition; a until business doing in American in retail at Monday's rates. Barley for malting quite as dear as on Monday. Grind ing and distilling sorts rather cheaper than bat week, and trade dull. 61t;slow at Monday's prim. Sams and peas at Mooday's reduction. Seeds : Three. awry, and mustard, extremely dull. Linseed sod rape- Fr INO CARGOIL—Few now on sale, and value unal tered. : Essex end Kent, white, new, 56e. to 635.; ditto, line old, -s. to -a.; ditto, red, new,to 60e.; ditto, fine old, -s. to ; Norlolk, fiae old, --s. to -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Fawn : Dantsic, 62a. to 66e.; fine, 665. to M.; extra,Konigsberg, 575. to 625.,• ditto, extra, 54a. to 66e.; Rostock, extra, 60e. to Ws.; Meeklaatrarg red, 495. to 66e.; Uckermark ditto, -s. ; American white, 61s. to 645.; ditto, red, 565. to 625.; Cana dian, 565. to 62a. BaArxr.-English malting. 365. to 375. ; fine, 40s. .; =a& Ma. to 305.; and distilling, 31s. to 335. per gr. ; gand4: lo 64. to 30a.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 321. Kmm- Rom and Norfolk, 68a. to 624. ; fine. ea to 675. ; u and Ware, 644. to M.; brown, 49.. to 575. _ _ _ . . . I3AlSTLinglish feed, 206. Od. to 234. OL ; potato, 244. to 213 a. ; foreign, 21% to 266. 354. to 384. RUM-English tick, 36e. to 37% ; barrow, 404. to 41% ; pigeon, 404. to 416. ; foreign, Masagan ig 3 o 24. to 344. ; tick, 384. to 39e. ; Konigsberg, 40e. to 416. ; tian, 34e. to 35e. Pe -English boilers, 39a. to 40s. w to and blue, 39% to 424. ; maple, -6. to -s.: grey, 3 5.. to 375.; hog, 374. to 394. ; foreign, 354. to 38.. FLOM-English t0wn,49% to 504.; ditto fine, 504. to 59%; country, 45% to 465. ; Norfolk aad Suffolk, 40% to 42%; French, --4. to -6. pm sack; U.S. sweet. 29.. to 32%, Canadian. 295. to 326. : Spanish. 474. to 49e. hinus Com-White, 345. to 36% ,• yellow 32.. to Su. FLOATTSG CAROMS, all Cl. F. and 1.-Wheat : Berdi anaki and Marianople, per 4921 M, Us. to 565. ; Ohirka, 51.. to 55e. •, Polish Odessa, per 4801b4., red, 48.. . to 52e. ; white, -; Danube and Oalatz, 44e. to 504.; Egyptian, 42% to 44a. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001 M. Ms. to 254. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 255. to 2M. Beans : Egyptian, per 4801M.,334. to 34a. Maine : Odes and Galata, per 4921 M, 34e. Od. is 354. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 M, 33a. Od. to 344. ; French, do., -4. to -s. ; American, do., 326. to 335. ; Egyptian, -a. to -.. Etawmt-Oanary mod, per qr., 404. to 50% ; Hem need, par qr., 46% to 50e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to 94. ; brown, 7e. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 576. to 68s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 111.0.. to 111.10 e. ; American, thin. in lads., per too, 12/. IX to 121. 106.; do., in bogy 111. Os. to 111. 106.; &We, 01. to 01. Os.: Marseille% 101. to 101. 101.; Rape cake% 61. Otto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, fis. to 64. 6d. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 564. to 69% aiudiani INTO LONDON ri.gx FIB. yi TO !EV, It ___ .ad tlogiol. IMO Mai. tereurn. Wire* ISO I I naney OM MO litlen )fait Flour. Englimb, 930 molts ; foreign, i;arrels: BUNCING LANE. -(THIS DAY.) St:GAIL-MO market continues inactive. Prices in most cases are rather cheaper than but week. Strong re fining qualities of West India are most in request ; good white Banana sold at 425. 9d. ; low and middliogyellow Gurpattah date, 36a. to 375. ; and strong yellow liavennah, No. 10k,11, at 39e. 3d. Refined continues firm. Corn= is in good request, but timbales is prevented by the reduced quantity on offer. A small parcel . of native sold no the spot et 705., and a cargo of St. Domingo adod at 695. for a near port. Cocoa.—A sale of 150 bags of Grenada has been effected at 5Ga. Tim—The public salcs are progressing quietly without material cheese 10 prices. Rice..—The market is quiet. Setresvar.-300 hags sold at 40s. for refraction 31. Cotton.—The demand has become inactive. . . EMlGo.—Fust day—The quarterly sales commenced yes terday, with a total of 4,5443 chests to be brought forward, consisting of 1,881 chests Bengal, Tirboot, &c. ; 215 Owls, 337 Kurpah, 697 Madras, six 13imlipatam, 622 Manilla, 42 Java, and 746 chests sundries in the B catalogues. The role has opened flatly, with a large portion withdrawn or bought in. Prices of ordinary toped middling Bengal show an advance, as compared with the October sales, of ls. to Is. 3d. ; fine qualities were neglected ; Oudot sold with fair spirit, at le to ls.3d. advance ; ordinary anal middling Kur piitahs went off freely, at Is. 3d. to Is. Gd. advance ; dry leaf Madras partly sold, at Gd. to 9d. advance ; 1,943 chests have passed the sale including 933 withdrawn, and 425 chests bought in, leaving 515 chests sold. SuELL►C.—There are buyers of B.S.L.S. at lot. Lis. Gd., and for D.C. at 101. 15a. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market in quiet. Town tallow is qnote.l 461., net nub ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spot, 465. ; Jun. to March, 465. 9tl. to 465. 6.1. ; Marsh, 46e. 9.1. to 4tiq. 6.1. ; April to June, 46a. 941. ; October to Deoembcr, 48s. to 46e. 31 BOROUGH HOP HA.RHET.—(THIS DAY.) Meson. Patternless and Smith report an improved .Icniamd for bias hops of all descriptions, the stock on baud being ♦ery limited. COAL HARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton. 17a 6d.,• Walls End Goatortb, 14.. fid.; Walls End Hedley. let. 6d.; Wylam, 16s. ; West Wvlstra, 14s. ; Davidson's Hartley, lbs. ; Howard's Hartley, 15a.- Bhips at market, B3. The Hellenia, screw steamer, Captain Amlot, be longing to the Anglo-lonian Steam ghipping Company, laden with fruit and oil from the Mediterranean, put in at Ply mouth short of coals during Monday night. She repmted that on the 3rd Met., while resew out through the Straits of Gibraltar, she pawed the steam ship Pactolna, belonging to Messrs. Lamberton and Holt, of Liverpool, lashed aloopide a Trench line-of-battle ship, which was endeavouriwi to tow her into Gibraltar. The Teetotal' bad her stern completely carried away. The Hellcats coaled and left Plymouth for London on Tuesday. It 61 6