The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-06 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M.%iti.BOROIN:II-MIMELT. C. , IIITTTAL OP' A I orrotTaaLlt /OS Aso4AULIING A LADY. 140 E. was chinad bet we Mr. Tyrwhitt rah ....atilt mg Mrs. Ma Lambert, a widow l wly raiding at th. h v.r f Mr. Suites, 18, Lamihmu-street, aeuior 1, %t r% nano of Marcisboos. Mi. weigh tinsinicted by Mr. Horsley, of Staples-Mal l inen-al to proneeste Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marl breo4h.treet..lefenslisl ; and Mr. Carforth, inspector of the E.livioo.n, atteelleil to watch the cam, the proceedings L e m ; instituted by the Cornmi..i mm .,,,f p o u r . ; Mleiith, in opettiag the case, said the charge against the esestshle took the form of .as sggrarated assault as a widow holy, ruined Lambert, sod he felt great ton., any toeniher of the police charged with each an ..rfen ce. but if he was properly instructed the constable had t...n entity of as freeman outrage an meld well be conceived, ainl tf convicted it was impo.ible be could any longer r en.sin in the polite fora. The lady resided at the house .f tallied friend, sad who via much roperted au 3Layle- Mr. Modes. It might he mid that perlopn the ...mt able way thirtAk..o, but he (Mr. Sleight would ask, was such as be should prove againot Lou to he tole rated eves tosianle the meet unfortunate. Ile ...wk. call before them what-Ines to show that she woo a lady of tem. p.m' , habitat Mo genre dal be consoler the e.ce, that be -bold ask that it might be sent ',fore another tnbunal. In oncluston, lie would state that Mr. hanihert from platicat's son) was too happy to bear witness to the good ...Wert al the police is general. Mrs. FSiaa laamlert, a eidow lady. maid she resided at I.r friend Mr. Sodtli'll, In , iAnghlllll , trvut, uad haa 11000 v. fur ell ,tll,ll. ern 38.43 , 14 V imdit L.. 6 ohm called at her awes Ileums in Polanihntriet, he bavio A a private house se well as the Wbeatsbenf Tavern, in trzford.ntreet. .1. the,. were some friends there, she stayed till a quarter to nett siseniing, era! then left for the purpose of promediegto Ler rename. hi :rrai. Portland-street. within a few doom white be the ~asetal.le cum and I... Led usher bee Imams. Ant co one cf. and then on the other. him naked bus what he was Lon sag at her fur. and he replied. " ill tetl roe. ; to leant .red von Art! the gin that I .ow a sheet time a.,m ucar .111 Mies& ('Lurch." It wee bet there wm a gaslight behind her. she said." You are n.istakes ;" sine be replied. " I.! Goon," M a for , . SOW tone. and at that instant she received a gayer. tick re blow at the lower part of her bark, which prostrated her is the pavement, and anrocsly ihvired her Mel and (e.g. (Mts. Lambert's face Lore tea moony to the vsoleme with which she bad Leen used.) The constable did sot otter to sent her up, and she had setheol severe pains in the leek ever since. she got up ,s 4 pro wiled te her house, the constable continuing to f 'hoe let, and out. "t:o os, go on e She got to bar b0a..., aid the conatahle stood there till she opened the awl Le thee said, " M.nd, I have waned you td this three month. ; go in ; if you don't, 111 Mks yue to the o .tens WM.. Maw aftereards informed Mr. Swim sad her what land °enured. Wr. Kowtow Lanthert, of the Wintatiihrisf Tavern, Or- Nor.treet. and anadwtrirsk said that when his in..•lier left hi. hoses there was no wagoner for sayisii; that ...• was in liquor. 11.. &idea said Mrs. Lambert was • friend of his, sal a loir d traperats habits. Ms. Tacker, 7.4„ Croat MArlhoroagh•street, st Lie ' ssainh...l Mrs. Lambert on ariel7= .he had *elusions shoot the face, prolubly aimed he • f.. 11. Her taw rm. much ....dies, and she was assay billed 4, use To a lady of her ags such • shuck slight have hsso .caboose Mr. L.i . maid h. had beta instructed to appear for the ke felt that ha shouht hest Sent, his hatless& ►r re , ervist anything he might have to say. Trrr►itt crenatitted the constable for trial, offering I. the too bad to '.3Y. nicti for los appaarasca at the ass was. ATTFMPT TO SUPPOCAT 4 F.4.111LE 1t the meeting of the Kesteven magistrates, La hl at lanc..ln esterday, a woman earned Fanny Moore ea., marred with' having on the previous satunlav eveuiag, half.peat 12 o'clock at night, wilfully attempted to Huar d. r lir .ufforation a man named Ilialmee, hie wife, and four children, who reside in au adjoining house under the seine tool. at Itimiegtians, near Newark. The coinplvisent said that he was in Vol on the night In whee he was stmtled by brimstone fumes as.. hi. lOW. out of another room, under which ale one he the defendant, who had previously tbreatened that she "would do for all the ----•" He gout up awl me for the police officer, and his children were oorio.l down stairs by hit eldest ann. He afterwards went their coon ant mw 'tome lainutaise in an utatail near the door. Ili. son, a young man,':: ye-..rs of age, mid that Le carried the two children downstairs and took them out ef.l.ms: they appeared to be partly suffocated. and never quote until thee had Leta in the open air a fee/ minutes. Hell said that from information he re c. aid be went with complainant, on the night in question, to h homer. Ile Iseult brimstone very strongly, and after wr la went into Moore's house and told her that it was 1.7 wr.ng of hie to resort to such practices se that, to shich the replail that the should not have done it if they Lad sot paired so much wxtrr Mtn her room. The ...man, in reply to the magiatrates, denied baring eanuittoil the .Renee. and Mad all the blame upon her hum lead. who wax also present. As there was not sufficient evidence to place them on td.ir trial for attempted murder, it was only left for the r.tnites to bind the husband over in his own recogni- MN' . of 11W. for the good behaviour of his wife for ilia meths, sad to pay all the exposer. incurred. THE MYT4TERIOI7II MERDEM AT ROAD. — There to 110 t.. 1 1 .11 it , hope that this mysterious crime will be do....vei.d —at any rate through ordinary means. The smell Ilurnher of persons who composed the howliold on the fatal night are fit being separated. I.l . ribetla Gough is at her home is the embarks of London. Mee Condoms Kist is on the poiat ef Maria; for a whol in Fromm, her brother V. illient is already from hew, sad the rest of the family will leave Haul Hill llou.e in a .lay or two, whither is not generally known ; bet it is believed they introit Unveiling for SOTO The contents of tbn now celebrated Louse will shortly be offend for public sale. and doubtless the public will avail themselves of the privileges of an auction day to gratify a .unosity a. much felt to view the sees. of the =yr tenons mutter. The rot, from which the ill-feted child was taken to his cruel death, will mat be sold. The 1•••• sal grounds are for ode, but there doe. sot seem to he inch dispositam cm the part of anyooe to 001111rf MO fastens *residence. As to the crime itself. w• believe it awn. given up as icing among the things which am too mysterious to 1.. *meal into. — MaWheatr Gailmhasi. STRAXiII CONDU.7 Or A CLEKGYMA.N.—A respect a•le yens( tuse lamed Atkinson, clerk in • inerchaist% Ohms h West fleetlepoa, is • member of the chair of Christ ('hurch, of which the Rev. J. G. Rows is hamm iest. About fear months ago Mr. Atkinson took to him self for a wife a respectable youog woman, soil the mar rags was duly siiilseinnal at the registrar% office, in the mood farm proscribed oy law. Since that time he his roatiutial 4, diesel the choir as usual, and lies in every y csialuetal• himself in a prover and becoming menage. Iseiglise his surprise as 'weir*, • day or two ago, • letter of wli . e.h the following is a copy ;---•" West Hartle. pool, Marrh 18G1. My deer Kir, —1 Lave hemsl to my mat ••rrow the other day that you had lately formed a sawn at the minims. odice. As such unison , whatever may be in die eye of the law, is no marriage in the eye of the rhumb, you will are how impossilde it is with my propriety for tun to retain your place in the choir. shall, therefore, inform Mr. lluwvd the choir master) fiat you will Ho longer attend ; hut I shall not ensign ow memo ez , ept you wish. l am lode sorry for y.u, laving hoped that you would not rush into a solemn ego mgesnant like this utterly regeolless of God's blessing. lisy Gad being you loth 5.. sae your set.,, sad that such a oda of union, though fitting tor the nalldel, cannot befit the aniation. Vet I sot now ' _ and always sh a ll be, our tell washer, J. Howr_—Mr. Alkinmet."—Su B.• Tel h LATE PULNIDENT OP dratted. — James beekeen is corrupt. uoacrupnlous. end feeble ; from the Ss' s( his ...t be has shown neither capacity , nniple, re dignity ; he be been altogether no ev il Lo d tainethy man ; oothinc so prior lau yet set in the chair. He wee elected measly on the ground ot the Manifesto." aml his uoderstood subserviency to s , ause of " shivery exterisiie," and comesped &ones/i -t...au the teeth. He did all he eouhl to redeemLis V,*s. He connived at the filibusterieg expeditions o f ..Aer to Nicaragua in the moat transparent manner; he that mess., when arrested and brought back ; sat silent eel when the sin', limn was received ovations in the chit( cities of the union. He ''...ssourssl to pervosil. 'nogivoi to trove him with thirty a ..e s of dolhas wherewith to purchase 'ula from Spain .s! on Woo:: slressli resented the proposal as a &grant in. stl eel intimated in his nireinge that if wit odd. it swat melees he ratins. He got up the Central American 'Leste with flees% *Rae with the view of obtaining wile teem' over the Isthmus and the &Opining territory. He secoureguil awl assisted the hooter ruffians of .useen in the most open manner in their lawless violence@ Int EWING • he actually eniployed the United &able 1 8 es il4 pidthbi down the degititnate eelf.elefesee of their ' - 4 ated victims ; url en.leavourel to fermi through Coo ''. to legalise awl confirm the proceedings of the .- c'.lseklia,; name of Leoomptori-sein throughout Hot • • •ILnr, not as the chief magistrate of the rvpuhlic, ""t " the elianieless nomisee of the slave extentionista • 'I • through the dimness of the freesoilers, laded. 1 : 1 • through iv sow o fr,v state within the Union. It ia be ""st mind. scareoly dewed. amd almost proved -that he %el hi, eloveino mainly to corruption exercised in en an smally retie= sad eat ter/Knot &aline in his native Mate ....rssituylvsnia. Its nos•rious that bril i ery el all Made, Made, we awl assemblies, has became fess.- '" 14 :uner adminetratice. . . . Of the mingled al weakness displayed by the retiring perident " V araumi relatiag •to the IninNlaull movement there is ... , "••4 list we should meek. Irmluhly went crew w.a 3 .7 b at ta r ... i.e. foe rotemetil rlde and uadignalled a meaner. Iter THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1861. DENTRUCTII - E FIRE IN CANNON.ROW, • - Laat night, about a quarter past 10 o'clock, a fire of a most destructive character broke out on the premises belooging to Meant-. Ilill and Matthams, hay and straw rakamen, of Cannon Wharf, Cannon row, I'arliament atn•et. Cannon Wharf, although occupying • large aresof ground, extending from Cannon-row to the river, is entered by • sort of Mimi thoroughfare, in itself so retired that, after the usual business of the day, no passers by would be likely to observe the premises. It was probably owing to this circumstance that the fire bad attained a considerable 'eight before any discovery of its outbreak. The first alarm appears to have been given by a police officer on duty is Cannon-row, who, while making his rounds, observed if bright reflection inside the entrance-mitts of )less. Hill and 3fatthani's premises. (in looking further, he at once saw that • fire Wail raging ou the wharf, where an immense quantity of bay and straw and other combustible materials were stewed. Without • moment's loss of time he raised an alarm, east Mr. /!ills, whose residence is in Cannon-row, and who at the time was entertaining • party of friends, was instantly on the spot. Summoong to his aid several of his employe's who resided in the neighbourhood, their united efforts were first directed to an attempt to save • stud of seventeen horses, standing in two stables on the south side of the wharf. Owing to the rapidity with which the flames spread this proved to be impossible; and, not. withstanding every exertion was milk by the bead carman (who was himself severely burnt in the attempt) and others, only two of their number were rescued. The cries anti shri , ks of the poor creatures in their agony and terror were pitiable in the extreme, and rising fur above the crackling of the flames awl the shouts of the people, caused a painful excitement among the spectators. The engines arrived in rapid succession soon after the alarm was given, 111111, under the judicionis direction of Inspector Etradatork. of the A division, • large body of policenffieers• was stationed along Parliament-street rout in the ailitiiniag thoroughfares, so as to prevent the crowd! (min interfering with the operations of the Bremen. But no exertions on their pert, however well directed, availed to save say poi lion of the premises where the fire broke nut. These were utterly destroyed, and before the Ire Mid spent itself the rear of three or four houses in Can nomrow had been seriously damaged. When the fire was at its height, the mass of flames rising in a d. use body to • height of 30 feet, and running down to the water's edge, almost in freed of Richmond-terrace, presented a mot picturesque aspect from the river hanks and the bridges. At Westminster-budge every line of the s.:atfobling for the new bridge stood ad in firm outline, with the figures of the people elamberin.; about it, at every point, in long lines, darkly de neel, upon a gulden, ruddy background. Glorious Risers rill rose the cloek.tower of the New Pabies, its face shining in the light, and every lime of its gilded tracery brought out and :askant with the flames. Prom every part of the river, up and down, this tower presented a prainineut and magnificent object, uprising from the shadowy mess below into • region of light. . . _ le the alarm and conftisioe, when the flames bad caught the upper story of one of the houses in Caneon.row, arid the tiled roof canto clattering in, some furniture was throw. out frees an upper window which struck • by stander upon the bead. wourding him so severely an to moder it necessary to convey him upon • strs c h er t o West minster Hospital. That ground ,o valuable and • site an beautiful should for so long a period have been occupied—first by • stone yard, sad aftarsranla be what has pn,ved to he as bed, as a rn&RILZi De of condentil,les --is indeed lamentable ; but so it has been ever since the ieterdeil palace of !nip Jores was stopped at the bammeting•house. Now, however, that the grimed has beers accidentally cleared, it may i.e hoped that it will be at Mat applied to loom PorleAre more aPPro priate to the locality. I 1 (~.. 1, M. 1 Se. 11l N, 11 12 1 , lik. II il. IS 71 DI. UM 414 411 11l 1~~ llet. i• !ig : Ii st. . ~ii di. Ili a I►~ SHARE LISTS.-(THL DAL) Two o'Cloacw. The railway share market to-day is dull. South Eastern and Midland stocks have declined to per cent. Other descriptions are quoted much the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 951 to ; Great West M ern, Ito 71/ ; Midland, 124 to 125 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 111 t o ;South Eastern, 822 to 831; Caledonian, 95 to ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 50, being firtner , Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 1 13.16 to 111-18 die. Great Western of Canada, and East Indian Railway stocks are better. oftnntatir Ira= AND MOIL Db. ITN I sarawsrs. I awns wows I lase te•dai yesterday. Sol pn. 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Ulm Copper of 8 Autralla (Lisa.) - - 10,000 29 Pootaibaud 1111reeLead all 4 II - 100,000 6 Port Pkllllp I I 4 99,000 1 LAW& Asia& (La ) IN. 6 1 4 111 - 411.174 Ili* LLD= Menem an 63 lii 61 8,40110 1 Woragag (Lbw) all 4 - JOINT ROLM 10,00 100 NAN MP 10,400 11 lAN IN NAN N 10,000 NINO N NAN N ONO IN 10,000 IN 40,000 10.11 06,00 001 j 110 IN.OID Agra sad U. Sac Mack Aadrabida Bask at !Mak of laerlaa bask al Turkey Delilah Marl Beak at Lae. La/ay, acid Qlaa. Obffird. Mare. of latlia, 1:67, 6,7biiiii. — 117 G1(11214.1_ om. of Clute t tia ...... OCW. of 1;n717n ****** Lg. Soot.tAuaLCkartd. G. bank of Swftnorlend. Loa. (X Bank of Auld. London and County .... Landon Joint Stook London t Fonth Atria= lon. and WM:oilman% . Nal Pro,. of inglial.. Do. now. N'Stonal Bank Nay &ab Wnlee n.sa !..Ig u.p.Ll rPitassan Mak - -- I rowlncslal2.l Inter .. loath AmaraUs Usloa at Autralla Ualon 0 Loottos .._ -- TS SO dB 04 zd 14 194 11 SS ii Th 410 IS 10i z St Sa 7l Ti ST SP - M N 40 23 i Ni iiiiiiiiim:ri - I MONEY MARKE7.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLotw. The stock markets are not quite so strong to-day. The Bank return is not of so favourable a character as had been anticipated, and the course of aflairs on the Continent is still regarded with uneasiness. The funds have declined per cent. British railway stocks in some instances have been rather more offered, but the reduction in prices is not by any means general. Consols are officially marked 91i andg for money, and 91k, },and for the account. The present quota• tion is 911 to 3 both for money and the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, 229, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 904, 90,ex div. ; New Three per Cents.,9o, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1004, ; ditto Bonds, 204. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 6.., 75., bs., dis. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at enr. 80c., being oc. better than they closed yes terday. Little business has been done in foreign stocks. Prices are very steady, at yesterday's quotations. Mexican Bonds are marked 242. The Turkish loan of 1854 is firm, at 733 to 74, and that of 1858, at 533 to 543. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 86 ; Chilian Feur-and-a-Half per Cents. 823 ; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 243 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., 413 ; ditto Passive, 161, 3 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 74 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 571. The Niagara has tam to-day 35,052!. in specie for New Turk. HALF-PAST Two o'CLots. Consols are again flatter, and show a reduc tion of per cent., compared with the price current at 2 o'clock ; the present quotation is 014 to ft, both for money and the account (April 10). The representatives of the joint-stock banks met yesterday at the London and Westminster Bank, and decided to reduce the allowance for deposits from sto 4, per cent. The London and Westminster Bank allows only 34 per cent. fur sums below 5001. The Lombard-street discount houses and the Na tional Discount Company have intimated that their terms will henceforth be 41 per cent. for money "at call," and 5 "at notice," being in each in stance a reduction of 4 per cent. from the rates previously current. About 130,0001. in gold, principally Australian, was bought by the Bank yesterday, makings total of 205,0001. since the date of the return given below. Some of the Paris letters express an expectation of a further early reduction in the rate of discount of the Bank of France. The present rate is 5 per cent. We understand that a general meeting of the Mexican bondholders will be called without delay. The barsilver by the Mexican steamer was sold yes terday at acOld.per ounce, being id. above the price obtained for the previous supply, more firmness having been shown during the last day or two. The increased demand, however, is not caused by any revival of inquiry for the East, but by an ex ceptional operation. Neverthelow ' with the decline in the value of money, additional purchases on Eastern account are looked for. Thoyoreigu exchanges yesterday afternoon showed a drooping tendency, owing to the fall in the value of money in this market. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 121 to ) ; ditto 3 days, 11.18) to 19 ltotterdam, 3 month., In to ) ; Antwerp, 3 mouth, 26.60 to 6 ; Hamburg, ma. bane°, 3 months, 13.9 to ; Pula, 3 days, 25.371 to 42); ditto, 3 months, 25.67* to 72i ; Fnuiltfort-on-the-Ileine, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 3.31 to j ; Vienna, elf. do., 3 months, 15.60 to 70 ; Trieste, elk. Ho., 3 mouths, 15.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 46) to I ; Cadiz, 3 months, 48) to i ; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.95 to 26.e5 ; Genoa, 2 months, 2 5 45 to 90 ; Milan, 3 months, r/.85 to 90; Naples, 3 mouths, 39 to ); Paler mo, 3 mouths, 117 to ) ; Messina, 3 months, 521 to to 117 * ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52) to g ; Oporto, 90 days, 53. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. The subjoined circular announces the stoppage of Messrs. C. A. and T. Ferguson, mast, oar, and block makers, of Poplar. Tim liabilities are com puted at from 35,0001. to 40,0001.. and the partners express a belief that they will be able to pay in full ; in any case the liquidation is expected to be very favourable. Mast House, Mill Wall, Poplar, April 4, 1861. Gentlemen,—We regret to have to inform you that, in consequence of heavy losses, we are compelladr to suspead oar payments. We have plreed our affairs in the lands Werra. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., of No. 16, 7bitenhouseianl, who will prepare • statement of affairs as speedily as possible, and lay the same before you. Is the meantime, requesting your hind forbearance, we are, gentlemen, your aedient servants, C. A. and T. FERGUSON. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday an adjourn ment for a week was ordered m the case of Mr. H. Bateman, timber merchant. Au applic ation for the re-admißsion of the shares of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aalin) Railway Com pany into the official list will be considered oy the Committee of the Stock Exchange on Tuesday next. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5021. The Standard has arrived from China with 515.700 lb& of tea. The Emigration Commissioners require a ship to take passengers to Melbourne. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 3, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation inane Circulation active Piddle deposits 7.ted,d69 Decrease 592,175 Other deposits 11,635,4150 !norms 5:30,:.50 Government securities in _ banking department lo,6o4,o24.lncrease 8,952 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion la both departments 13,000,130 Increase 144,674 Seven day and other Mlle 606,29 S Incrvate 33,063 The Rest 3 . ,811 . 8,d04 Increase .17,tt2n Neese la reserve Teed 1111111.11 (noteeteein) in banking deportment 7,651,160 Decrease 270,221 Owing chiefly to the quarterly disbursements on government account, which have affected both the reserve and the stock of coin, the changes shown in this return are not of so favourable a character as had been generally anticipated. The increase in the bullion in only 144,6741., whilst the reserve shows a decrease of 270,2211. The general position of the Batik accounts, however, would not warrant the continuance of the rate at 7 per cent. ; and hence the alteration announced yesterday. The Gazette specie statement for fee week end ing Wednesday last, gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 698,401/. ; exports of gold, 84,312/. imports of silver, 230,52 d!. ; experts of silver, 210,3881. BAST OF INOLAND.—An AI and sth V le., c. S 4, for the wee, _ ow. pursuant to the Act Tta eudin (Ai Wednesday, April tARTMXT. Government debt.. L 11,013,100 Other securities.... 3,09,W° Gedd Mu end bid- 11,345.030 %ire: 1.41110 n 64b.3'3 636,6440 Fames EVINING. Consols, whic:i closed yesterday at 91; . ; to 1 for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 911 to /, relapsed to 911 to g, and closed at 911 to I. For money the last price was 911, and for the 9th of May, 92 to A. The "continuation " to the Mar account was Ito 546 per cent. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, @ ; ditto for account (April 10), 911, I ; India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001,1, 100 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1859, 951 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94, 93i : ditt o Fi ve - an d- a -H a lf per Cent., 100. Eichequer Bills were again inquired for, and rose Is. to 24., closing at 7s. to 3s. die. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was better, at 1001 to ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoteu 931 to 94 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 994 to 100. The foreign stock market was steady. There was no alteration of importance to-day in the market for bank, steam, dock, or miscellaneous shares. Angl.3-Mexican Mint were inquired for. Great Ship were quoted se. 6d. to Cis. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 3 to 31 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rule, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1! to It prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to A prem. ; East India Irrig a ti on , toLdis. ; East India and London Shipping, die. to prem. advance of 1 per cent. took place to-day in Nova Scotia government bonds. pv.op.o.Jan.tt JaL 100 I par cent, 1&i0-2 1 par cent. 1801 . 100 toot moo, toos-i 100 two. Yots.&Ang. 100 Iper Mar. 6849.100 1 pee ism. lOO de. ealp ,100 licrOp.clllllloloo amino ironow.ooco p.et. too rake coy. Op. ..11011 100 Ilk 0., 1071 Soo 1010 100 Ip.a,IOM lOO lootla 0 p d. 111 g ISO redeem. 127... 100 1. 100 r. Sp. Jam.lllo , 100 1 . 4 11.6.APL*0 100 101 14 : 14 tee :I 91 100 SI 87 Se 07 SI 112 11 IN 41 44 ltl 101 11l Ltl N 100 170 112 N lii 10111181 MIWAI Guile plow 14 141 224 13 24 SS II II die 06 67 48 no is* n zdil 211) st 68 _ad - - . ....... .•••• I •••••••=ii prm••• f =MR I/ i Algerian.. . aoshigaga l - .- - Na 14n. I 034eitias. Ird I Ui. armee. I Jailer. all Ft 4..... warp di 114 ie ill memos • • Mexican KW -an 134 144 - SM - 10,000, SI Australian AsPriald.... • 19 11 alo Iffa 11 Bahia& B.l7rig e r a p.a. lt 0f,0401 is Marlin Waterweits_ an all Belgian It J .... -.. AO Beta American load - 40 - - .... an Illealars te Oralseseseii. ,- •-• ea 40011 le lirft.ltletali Ma& TeL A all IN SO - •S Vannastax Mine I Its& 11 13 3,901 10 Do. I 7 per al= ISU ea 1 . 1 10 .- ell I 11,710 10 Da 0 - all 11fftxtenelon 16 Dutch Rhenish AI - 4,000 10 . IslandsTeL (L) WI - - - all , Wiens of France 13 - 160.000 St. Coy. 318.c4F.0i.desen.. an •-• .- -. IS Od. linadan Ku. It p . . e .- ..... -. 1,005126 fit. Crystal Pals= an Gt. Central of Frans.. - .- - 100,810 St. Do. ?reference - W Cit. Ditzenibli.Const.Sh. 81 r 4 ad •-• id 160,000 = Do. II p. et. rem. Deli lOO Itill 111 - alO Italian Junction - - -, 40,060 10 Itootto.llatrrlx.& Canal 1 4 4 die -• all pubs Constance dt Bala -, - 7=oBo AIL Metric Telegraph .... 100 'At 07 .- an Marrs and rurnhout - - -, 7,190 16 Do. New U - - dim -. an low and Geneva .... - 70,000 1 Ina. and Aust. Cop. - all , Marla Antutna - - - 10,000 13 Steam Navigation 14 - -....- all INais.aUesel Sy the 71 1 0 1 -, nom° 1 Great Ship (Limited) .) ai i -. A IDA elm Prt. Beig.gov. 10 lOO,OOO 1 Do. 11 _per 0004 . Prof. r 1111 1 - an diketliera of ranee 37 38 - 28,000 0 fan. Dismal Tel. (Li.. 34 -- es -. 11 I De. new Shares - - pus -• 1100,000 4 lon. Oen. Omnibus Co. all 4 If - el Nerwealaa Trunk Pref P 0 - 60,000 10 Madras Deign. A Caaal 1 114 pm - at i Parts, Lyons, and lledll Mk 314 - 110,000 10 liedlterranaaullee.Tel. all - -- -• all Marls and Orleans l4 67 -. 1;000 10 nediter. Its. Tel. (Las) all 14 34 - l 1 Itself' and S. Franchise - 80,000 16 National Discount Co.. I II 14 duo - Mama& glow a. 70. A 44 6 dla 101 I 0,0110 10 NerhuddsCoaletlron(Ll 1 1 04 db - 16 ;akin asst Ditnabarg - - - 11,310 10 Netherlands Lend - -- - an Ram asst Frame= - - - 60,100 I Do. Bp. e., Is. all di,. all 4 1 - all Royal Danish - 1,7111 100 K. arum. RN. Soot lA. SO .., - an Royal Swedish - - - lii, IN. Brit. Australasiaa- an I 1 - all . Do. 7 per cent. - -, 60,110 e 1 Oriental Ou ell Ombra and Meese_ ... 64 64 61 60,000 1 Do. "New Shama' - an Do. 61 per cent. tree 011 = - 40,000 It rirleo. In. =re. 1141.1 5 44 If 41 - 4 llauraukollto47peret. 14 14 .Ifs I - 100,000 St. reel River Land* Ml lOO 47 00 - 14 &Ansi A Lout.Venetlea Ii 11 dls I - WOW AO Psnln. mid Oates. Sens all 1111 70 ... ell Southern of France.... 94 ta - 10,000 60 Do. New BO 10 11 05 404 i all Wad Madan/ a - 60,000 90 b.aes A lad. Tel, 0.11 Y 1 IS 161 :d - all I Da. al par AAA Prot Si 4 0 11 10,000 00 thynaney boa - al Vasa llt N. W. et If*SOIP al 11 - mob 11 Do. New - 8 =Warn of Austria - -•-• 14,090 100 Royal Vail Sinai • la 61 -- A 1111arbaden - .. - WON ft. Scottish Aust. Inoiefta. NS 196 I= - 14f00 16 smith Australian land an ill 24 - ninziartnen frOCKS. =OA 1 Submarine Tel. Perla .. all i 1 115,0 , 10 1 Do. do. 11.egistsred.. aU a - - - 1 - liET — Srooiti. INI CIL prises. 1 glee 11.14 1 0 10 no. do. 1 1 41 18. - Klfort44p.e.landJely PM I. 90 18 90 00 MKS lit ?nen 0. Ag. of A NI It. netfolk 4 p.e. Mar. &Sept. 1011 91 111 (I belted) NM Issue 1i i pus lll 11 . IL Bast. apse'. Jas..%) sly WS ••1 ..e 60•115 141.0aU.Coanda I-• ... St. lieratish N. Past. 60. et. 100 91 13 ... 31.0 4 1 4 On. Kingdom TM. (L.) . 1 a4l 4 pea' 117 k 1 1. 1 11illaadOs1.-445.44. 106 ••• 19.12 0 140 me Mama's lasi. U.lll iiiiili LATEST PARTICULARS AND OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE DAMAGE. This is probably the largest Bre that has oocurre 1 in the city of Westminster for several yawn past, and even se late as 10 o'clock this (Saturday) morning, was not entirely extinguished. On Caenowrow Wharf alone two brick sad timber buildings, eoveriog in length 3."4 feet, in width 50 feet, have beets entirely destroyed, and, as will be seen from the subjoined official report, the mischief was sot confined to those two buildings. The ruins this moro ns( emit a most offensive and sickening erne% arising from the bodies of 16 if cot IT valuable horses burnt to death. Some of thews animals were worth 40 or 50 guineas. Some idea of the damage done may be formed from the following official report, supplied by Mr. Superintendent lirabl rood :—" 11, Cauuon-row.wharf, News. Hill and Matthanm, hay and straw saleemen ; cause of fire unknown; contents supposed to be insured in the Sun Fire-office; the buildings unknown if insured or sot ; legion present, 1 of A diffitnet, 4of B, 4 of C. and 2of Th and the dams gloat. A brick and timber building i 1 one dewy. on the lest side of wharf, 183 feet long and 30 feet wide, destroyed. A brick and timber building on the meet side of wharf, 170 feet long awl 33 feet wide, also destroyed sad the contents consumed. Sixteen or seventeen bialys.' burst to death, and back front of dwelling-house and contents damaged by fire, water, sad removal. Noe. 2 and 3, Casson-row, be longing to the Hon. A. Tnllemaohe, but let oafs daces meet pert of roof of No. 2 burnt off ; second floor severely damaged by fire, and the rest of the house and contests by water and removal. The roof sad back front of No. 3 se %ere'y damaged by 6re, and content. by water and removal. No. 4, Cannon-row. Let out in offices. Tim roof, back, front, and third floor severely damaged by lire, and rest of house and commits by water and rentov.il. lusuranoe un known. Noe. 1,2, 3,4, awl 5, Richmond-mews, conch. house. stables, fronts of the five buildings damaged by fire, and the window.llsss broken. Insurance unknowns at pre sent. No. 4, Richmortabterrsee Mrs. Leer, private, Con siderable damage by water. Inmreace unknown. No. 7.3, Parliementestreet, Memel. Grindley and Cu—The front of premises scorched, sod window glass broken. Insurance unkuown." A great number of architectural de signs for churches; were saved in the offices in Cannon-row, which had been deposited in use of John Tama 's patent firs resisting and reliance iron safes—not so much as one docu ment being even discoloured, although the heat was so intense. Till CHURCH-BATS STRUOGLI AT SYDENHAIL (THIS DAY.) The contest for the churehwardenehip in the district pen* of Be. Bartholomew, Sydeeham, terminated yesterday. and the sada declaration at the poll was roads this morning In the National School. H t. The Rev. QUILL= EMILIIIII pre.fdd sad announced that the votes were For Pansy (prorate) 438 ~ /Wm (Asti rata) .. 214 Majority for Pommy 224 The persons toting wore : For Pantry 262 „ Offor l7O Majority for Panay 92 The steeplechase fixtures for next week are as follow :—York. on Monday : Chepstow Husk en Tuesday ; Windww, and Kildare National Hunt, ors Tuesday and Wed nesday; Essex and Suffolk Hunt, and Dorsetshire Hunt, ea Theroday ; and Oakeley Hunt. on Friday. SCICHTIFIC MEISTIKUM TOE THE lENsUltfu Wrac. --Monday—Architects, Geographical, 81. " Expedition, S.W. Australia." Hr. F. Gregory ; " Ports of 1.4. E. Aus tralia," Mr. A. Gregory ; "Expedition to Burrlekia River," Hr. Smith; "Expeditions, S. Australia," Si r R. M'D o - sell awl Major %Verbatim • "Expelitien to Whit e Nil e ." Captains Spots sad Great. Titesday--11yro-Egyptlan, 7, Anuivereerv, Mr. Mhouile's List of (Artnaehea."l(r.Mare ku. Engirevo. 8, " North flest," Mr. Murray. Zoo 9. New Geese and Shelia," Mr. Admin.. Wed seeder —Archseologieal A wociatioa, 4, anniversary. So- ciety of Literature. Si. Graphic, S. Society of Arta, 8. Geological. st, " Elevations and Depression of the Barth ia North Amens," Dr. Disuse; " Geology of Palliser's Expe dition, North America," Dr. Hector. Thursdar —Philo -I.leintl, 8. Rotel, 81, "Motion of Plate of Metal on Inclined Plage whoa Dilated and Coetraeted ;" " Descent of Glaciers." Rev. H. Moseley. Antiquaries, N. Friday— Aefroomicel, Anum's Ammmmwma —4 peormmee for the hesefit of Amara W. H. and W. Cooke, sons of the former lemea of this home, will take place this (Saturday) evening at the Amphitheatre, which Mr. Batty has kindly placed at their disport for the purpose. It will be remem bered that Messrs. Cooke sustained a very severe loss some weeks ago by till destruction by fire of their Circus et Portemouth ; and it is to compensate them in some mea sure for the calamitous enesequeme of that unfortunate occurrence that as appeal is now about to he made ti the sympathies of the London public. An attractive bill of fore, in which the names of Meson. Bucketone..l. L. Toole. Width-ionlie, and leelerrii, and Meedames Rebecca leases. Maria Simpson. and Terry figure coespicuoinly, ban been published for the nemaion ; and it is to be hoped that the entertainments, which will be under the patrouare of the Duke of Wellington, will be liberally supported by those to whose enjoyment the Cooke family so seelously admiair tereil in morn prosperous times. BRAVE RFAITIS OF A CRILD FROM DROWNINO.- 0. Gond lrwhy , abort 4 o'clock is the Bateman, a child age d t sears, mined Leek, secideatally fell from • smell footbridge ultra the maid at Leicester, which is about 40 feet in width at this pert, and very deep. The child me gradually caudal down by the current towards a weer not far off, and over which the water was ruining about a foot deep. in courepassee of the /ate rains. A little girl, who had lees play* with Leek, inn home to tell her father, who it an engiewdrieer mined Thome, Intmeloe, and who happened to be at boom et the time, having just returned from his work. This brave man, without stopping to take off his great coat, rueheill off to the spot., awl plunged is to the rouse of the drowsing child. He mange!, after diving several times. to catch hold of the child, who had sunk fee the second time, and brought it safe to land. The nein wee v eg y "s uc h exhausted, having been in the water some time. He was in great danger , owing to the depth of the water, the eurrest, sad the weight of his great-coat and boots, whist' impeded him in swinanain. —Latersti retire denary. 106 108 106 . 108:6; iiii iii no. 4 — ;i: - 4 7 Do. do. do l&oe.tt Yorkah. 41p.a.84 Loa.* MOILS p.a. 84 1144 I Do. 5 p.e. 46. Do. 6 p.o. Esh Do. 6f. c. ete. 4.4 Do. 4p. o. do. .... Do. 4 p.c.prf.4B )0.7p.e. ProL 51•111.. D0.dp.e.d0.(W.1.4404)1 Dcgt c. (tiv. dd. UM Loo.aalbona sod Dover W.Cov.d Lt8.W.7p.0.84. Loadoodrryallini Diss.Bl4.dlanc.dp.ol Dl Do. flf per coot .... Do.redoemoble 6 p.ok 31dlaort Cona6p.e.Btook Do. Cons. Bt.& 8.6p.e. Do. 44 p. a. Prof. Stook bo.Lel.alltchtn p.c. Norfolk bp &IL Btook North Britlel 6 per ono Do. Now auk. 6 p. et. Do.bordor Vulon 111. D /bs.—C fs. ome.4".e.M. Do. Loblpel No. 1 aro.Y=l.4s i xtro. North isolNitOrok. Now 11 . 14 Siot.N. &Sep.& Pro Let A Do.bor. g 6 p.c. I p. 44. o. ?rot Rook S. Dorm Sized 44 p. e . Lir& (Ws& An..CL Do. 44 par mot Do. Awl 41 per coot IL Wain gos. 4 p. coal Do. 44 per owl ,& Yorkshire 4 p. o. goo 6p.0 Dn. do. Nape Do. do. C p.o Wasor.4 Liao:toy Opal MAW—Oat 16t6tt5.61 Do. do. 2nd 4o Ow Newp. 6 p. et. Prot Do.do. peer. 6 0.01. pne. swaTti - 1890% iota lastud 1.36,668,40u* L26.46&400 'uncut° im Proprietors' Capital 4.14,5:4,030 Rea 1063,833 Public Deposita (in cluding Zieheq., Ray. &WU, COM. sic of National Debt, and Dlr Aorta) Other Depodts 11,635.410 Seval dayaadotber lieki 456,19; l o ti d, PAITYCfr. Go% t rnment Seca- Mies ,itieluding Weight An nuity) Other Aceur.t•ts 20,S 1 dlid 3 Notre . . 6.44 4 . 41 gr Gold and Enlist Cunt - 1 4111.477,247 , £38,477,247 Aril 4,1161. IL ILAIIMIALL, Chid Clihia. MINES.-(THIS DA Y.) Two o'Cwcg. The mining market is quiet to-day, and the amount of business has been limited. The advance in East Caradon shares is fairly maintained, and transactions are reported in the Stock Exchange at 19# and 19g. North Wheal Basset have been dealt in at .si. Marke Valley and Buller and Basset shares have also changed hands. United Mexican Mining shares are still inquired for, and are marked ub and 61. Cobra Copper have been dealt in at 34, and Dun Mountain Copper at dis. A reduction of V. per ton occurred yesterday in the price of English tin. At Collseomhe Mine meeting on the 4th inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 9641. A call of lOa. per share wasmade. ---- µ'heal Basset on the 2nd inst. declared a dividend of 21. per share. • At Camborne Veen Mine meeting the accounts showed a debit hiLece of 1,9411. lie. A call of 1011. per share was made. --- tiiesnlijoined weekly report of the metal market is from Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : The transactions in the metal trade have increased during the week, but price' continue low. The reduction; in the rate of discount has not as yet had any influence on priers. The demand fur Welsh ben continues slack ; 2s. bd. to 5/. ss. is the price free on board in Wales; 61. in London ; rails are without change. At the preliminary meeting of the Staffonlshire inanmasters, held at Birming ha m, it was resolved to maintain last quarter's quotatiofis, but com plaints shoot slackness of orders still continue. A fair amount of business has been done in Scotch pig iron ; the print price is 475. tid. Copper remains dul l 1 • . since the late reduction, some purchases of English have been made at 44. sad Id. per lb. under official miess. Burn has been sold at 981., and is still to be bad thereat ; Karm& also rat 92'1. Tin : A fair amount of Makings was done up to yesterday in Strait& tin at 1171. and 116/. 10s. To-day the smelters re duced the price of English tin V. per ton, which will un settle the train for a few days ; Banc* in Holland is quiet at 73 i 8. Tin plates are in better demand, hut there te no improvement in price. Lead has not altered since our last. Sucher: The transactions have been few, but prices are slightly higher, la/. Is. haring been paid yesterday for 50 tons Imm ed iate shipment ; previous cranial-lions were at 181. 2e. 6d. spot • June delivery, 181. 7s. 6d. ; June shirr meat. 18/. 10s. • 'Hull ordinary brands, 18/. to 181. 2s. 6d. ; W. H., 181. la Frorn Hingston Downs Omar& Captain T. Richards write.:—" Nothing new in the underground department. We weighed on Fraley 301 tows, 13 cwts. and 2 qrs. of copper ore, and the next sampling will be about 300 teas." COMMERCIAL AND-16.11KETS. TALLOW HARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Aanezed are the prime :—Tows tallow, 565. tid. ; Patera Y. C. on the spot, 511.. lid. ; April to June, 575. lid. ; Oetober to December, 5511 MARKET AVZILAGILS. —Town tallow, 565. 6d. ; fit by ditto, 2s. Ild. ; yellow Russian, 60s. 0,1. ; melted Mug 375. 6d. ; rough ditto, 21.5. Gd. ; tallow graves, 18a ; *mid dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mom. Dovie and CO. report trade slow, at lasi day'sprioes s—Prime meadow hay, The. to Ms.; superior ditto, 90s. to 106 s. ; Wert° . r do., 50s. to Ws. ; clover. old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, 83s. to 100 s. ; straw, 365. to 445. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Cornish broccoli continues to to furnished in excel lent condition, sod good samples of lottuees, endive, and artichokes °note from France. Samples of t.ew gripes are offered, and fetch good prima. Asparagus, French beans, and new potatoes may also now be had. Cucumbers are coming in plentifully. Out flowers chiefly consist of orchids, lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, valeta, mig nonette, canvass, heaths, and roses. IBC Pine Apples. per lb., Oa to 10a lirapos, per :b.. liri to 240 Strawberrit per or ..le Od to to Pears, per dui— 4 tici to el Apples, per der., 6.1 to 1s ed Oranges, per 100, e to 10s Lemma. per 100. es to I,ls Neu, Cob. per lb., ls to ill 6.1 Beet, per dee.- I! rel i;IC;77 - 11011;11 . 11WW,111111ii.114.1 OILIOLIA. per 4 sieve, had to h Asparagus, per bon.. co to h. Rhabsrb, per bon., 1111 to It id theakale, per pa 0., Is &I to la Od Shatioto, per lb. mild Guile * per lb. od inlet Endive, per sts•re, 111 to U ea florsaadish, perlan..lol.l top blushrourn,p pott.,la3sltoleGd Parsley, per 12 bandies. 0 toes eaveey, per bunch, 24 to 441 Broccoli, each, ed to ed VEGE'r ed to Ss Orton yeas, per 4, sieve, :Os Oreens,p,lez bunch, esOlitoas Cabbages, p. dot., 20 04 to 3a (kl Potatoes, p tai, 904 to 100 s per bus., Ss to es Oct rni - Carrota, p2r bunch. 44 to 104 Turnip', per bunch, 4d to ed liploa,,h. per dere, 4s 04 to Cucninbe s. each, Is 64 to St Artlchokao, par d 0.., 36 to 41 SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British i'onsessions in America, for the week ending April 2, is 245. 4d. per cwt., exclu sive of the duties of cwitorrui.— The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, in 275. 01d.--The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Fast Indies, is 90.. Sid.—The average pries of the three foregoing descriptions of anger jointly is Zb 81d. per cwt. Biusvot., AMIL s.—We have had a very goad demand this week for sugars suitable for relining, and the Nalco reach 1,000 tons, at prices ranging from 6d. to is. from the late lowest point. Stove dried goods sell steadily. Nothing doing in rums. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. MANCIIPATTit, APrIL 6.—T7ra market was arts lltrouyitout, elo,-116: at the best. Eastern Ceentles, 9 15-16--(band Trunk of Canada. Ss—Great Western. 70i —111 1 1 6415 Central. 2. ) 4 Lancashire and Ytnicohlre, 1101 jfiii 11 I—Liudou and !intik Western, 94 „ 4—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, MI —Mldhuid, 1241 tR f 8 I—North Eastern, Berwick, 101f — North ntaltordsbtre. St 4.-Bosth Ealltifll, 25 1-16 5 1.16-oswee try and Newtown, 7 1-10. Market steady and firm, all clan W as the highest pod at. BIirIINGITAX. APRIL 6.—There were sales today of Cheater and Hob hr.ul Five per Cent. Preference at lint to 1; Birming haw Climes. ft; : and Birmingham Waterworks. S 3, as Mr. and -urn new. Mow Valley shares were Doyen at 81; London and North Westerns were 96 to ; Midland, 1161 to ; Blroda,9hans Bauk. 2..4 to Et GLASGOW CCATOWs:The diaiiireceical at the Cuetom•honee, (Awn., during the year ended March 31, 1861, amount to 186,8951. ls. 6d., being the hugest re venue ever collected at this port in one par.—Civil scram _.ter INDIAN _VIDIAW CIVIL SERVICE.—CAMBAIDON UNINERNVIY.—The lecturer on History end English, at Corpus Christi College has given notice of the following courses for candidate; for the lodise Civil Service :- 1. English Language and Literature. 2. English History. Laws. end Constitution. 3. History and ii.otraigll of India. To commence on Bth April —Cieil&evict Gault , . RAILWAY THAPFIC.—rho traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending the 30th of March amounted to 513,1701., and for tho c respoodina week of loot year to 476,870/., showing an in creaae of 361,001. The goon receipte of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis animated to 245,303/. ; and for the•corresponding week of 186 0 to 202,91,65/., - showing so increase of 19,440/. The in crease on the Si stern Counties Railway amounted to 2,5271. on die treat Northern to 8501. ; OD the Great Western to 3,53 G. ; ca the London and North• Western to 8711.: on thy Lou.. set Blackwell to 911.; on the London, Brighton, and Muth Coast to 6,7116 L; on the London and South wy„t„,... to 3.6531. • sod on the South Eastern to 1,3.511. 1f..110/. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 291.0751.. and for the x ,,poniM; week of lest year to 273,9154, showing an hicree... of 17.180 i., which, added to the increase on the nietropoli'sn lines, makes the total increase 36,6001., es cornered with c ur t weewpaeding wash et 1860. A county bailiff, named John Sheridan, 1.1, been torn! *ay of manslaughter b, a coroner's jury at Liverpool. The victim wu Sheridan 's own wife, be teeeu whom and the husband a quarrel had taken place is emsequence of his antaithMeess. I