The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-07 00:00:00

the ..hl soldiers have got the order from Vienna . a certain day to kill the great propnetors. Mr. nlinanily, the distnct judge, at "lice gave the . anent ' Laker , but the ex-sohlier fled to the I•, rs rial judge at Kashau, who nut only refused .nrreniler his, but sh.meil a warrant for • :inv-t of the distrist judge on the • 3 .1 treasonable dealings against the Elll -•T The county at once sent a deputation VAy, the chancellor who is still at his .fry residuum iu the neighbourhood of Kashau, the case to his tedice. Still more • dun apr -- the arrest of Colonel Asboth, of the late ~.,.lrish army, who was seised and carried to met without any legal proceedings whatever cis , military authorities, though the martial law • u. .t been published at byre, where the arrest .1, place, and where military interference has not formal excuse. Such are the signs of the still the municipalities do not despair, and .6.6 bow deeply eligaged in the general eb•ctions. ‘• f.ir as we cal. WAf there will be few contested •• as. and every member will plislge himself for the memslitional restoration of the laws of led& Since llongury seeks no conflict with Austria, the exiles little chance of being ek6cted. The three ..peechea from the throw- at Paris, Loudon, and Turin, hare by their peaceful turn emboldened Austria in her reactionary schemes; we can there- Ore scarcely expect that the Emperor should con tinue to yield to the legal (las of Hungary. Thus there is but little hope that the Diet, convened for the 2nd of April, will 110 more than protest against the illegalities of the Austrian rule before the face 61 Europe, and be dissolved. If FrAmis Joseph na4 e believes that be ran be crowned with St. m n's crown, without the restoration of the laws, he is sorely mistaken. He may amtinue to Etnisenw of bankrupt Austria, but he cannot become King of Hungary. NOES ECCLESIASTICAL SCANDALS. .1 monk, belonging to the Chriatiau (!) School at team, named Chase (in religion Brother Casimir dee low.), bee been senteeced to sit year.' impriaooment for ...butts Nam little boys mended to his care. The suppeerr t w rrr • t his monastery, Jess Heidi' IS religion Brother - sue), ob.• was included in the indictment., has fiat from justice. The Belgi.in jourosi, announce another ecclesiastical - the arrest, at a place called Mean, of a aerials ro.tho Feloe. • member of the order of Coed Works, but 4. we real name ii Von tinhorn, on the. charge of commit ter criminal snaults on girls under fourteen years of age. It bat lweu lodged in the prison of Courtrai to await trial. The Lite trial in which the AbbE Mallet figured in so die oveful a manner is commented OD by the Opinion Na. in the following terms: " A &plumb's zees has just been tried before the Court of Awns of the Surd. A pnest, a member of the higher order .4 the den, a Coaoo of the cathednd of Camhrai, has had to anarer before a court of justice for the carrying away of four young girl. four sisters. He tried to obtain a fifth, but da , escaped from him. Of the four sisters, two were teo.orial insane to their parents. One for a long time could not be found, and it was Dot known what hail be rope .4 her. All the reeeteches of justice, joined to thosc of the panne. and the authority ci the Keeper i 4 the Seals himself, were vain in presence ci denials sad farchood• The young girl was removed tram cone rot to convent wader false names ; and when intern.- banes are stole is the mime of the law, noes lied, priests pijorell themselves, and the least audacious of them male mental reservatious. All that was done under intent of religion, and for the conversion of Jews. Thews girk, thee, were baptised, soil they were so well converted that they beanie in. oars. And this began in 1/4:13, keg before the affor Mortara, about which so much noise was merle, and which the clerical party rightly tuned into ridicule, noes Mortarising was practise' nu slur male in Ironer. la lanes, however, the oleic acted with more precaution than at Home. Thee have their carnets, which sufficed for them ; they bad, for example, the Bente Union orOrder, which has numerous (+invents in the north of Francs sad is Belgium. A young girl, for example, is taken away by a Niger of the ceder, who is provided with a 'command' from the emporia's of the chief house at Carebrai ; she is toad* to stop a few days in different convene, sad in each under a false same, so that it is impomible to follow her trace. If, however, justice pureues her too actively, she a taken acmes the frontier into Belgium, sad them the volt* are at a lon tine of the sister., out of five, ewaped from Canon Mallet ; sod of those who penned through to hands one is mail, another was so, and a third amnia Is, found. What has become a the latter! The accusal does nut know, his housekeeper does not know, the superiors of ammunition do not know, the Abbe Ifatisboon does 11 , 4 know, awl the Greed Vicar does ant know. We are thus plunged into the darkness el fahelmals and audacious denials, M which justice ma de noting, and before which society shrinks back in terror I In terror ? -yes certainly : for it is now evident that en 1 *US pretests our ehililreu can be taken away ; that oer rawarebee alter than, and the nits of fathers and the taus ' of mothers can be 1.. had at ; and that the justice of the country ma be turned into cennenpt." LATEST SPORTING INTILLIGENCE in ammo Taraaars.) COVENTRY MENTING.—(IIIIII DAY.) HANDICAP PLATE. Ow talk N_ Elaoar. Brims, Owellyan. Volunteer. Philomela, belay MW Ira. tssyls,d, Gloom e, Meelora. Minna f, URI Es. herii COVVITHY HANDICAP. Otte mils awl a half. F.,ntop. Volantern.. Harriett, Jasper, Twin, Black Duna:mat Illedoira, and Gloom colt an ham CRAVEN frYEEPLECHAIIE. Few miles. Jernialeal, Rod Rover, The Preerier, Tits Dodger, Hee& .e Yule. Little Monkey, earl Orli Pelee are bare. ENTRY FOR THE MILITARY FIT'EEPLECHASE. Three miles. Ilat nb each. The Lore. Order, ' , wastusce. Melaka. sad The Pet are I,NDICAP HURDLE RACE. Tiro smiles. Rtatsm, Havnerseee. Heeds of Mine. Estella, Reba, sari foretop are here. - -The Heitman, Heliopolis, Deceiver. trustier, Topsy. sad Conductor. The ground is very soft and heavy. 'ln the I.7itli Mr. Milner Giboon will intruduce a U t. facilitate tin; construction sal improvement of her• by authorising loans to harbour authorities, to .1. , 10h peseta( tolls, and for other purposes. A cowiervatirti mooting was held at Newton-lc- Willows yesterday, for the purpose of selecting a calidelate to be pet is weeitatioe for South Lancashire, whim it shall have tees sedowed wit► soother seat is pArlianwne. Mr. Charles Terser, of Liverpool, was the gentleman selected, sad a depetatine was appoisted to ash Mr. Terser to allow himself to le put in eoraisatioa. A Bean ST MlN.—The following extritrilinet7 atom has been sent its, dated Berne, March - -"An Ee agtls getitleinius, Captain I. - . of the British army, met his death here last eight is a meet dreadful moiner. Captain L -, after supping with mete friends, took • walk through the city le company with three other Enelielinsen. A. the beer pit lay in their way, the party went formations to look at the bean. This pit was separated into two con,parttneata, in on: of whiela was a he•laer, nod in the other the ie. male and several cubs. White, healing over the nibs^ *Aching the &omelet. Captain 1. -- overbalanced himself, -1,4 fell over into that part of the pit in which the old hear v.. • confined, brooking his arm in the fall. (lee hour flamed before arc assistance was obtained and brought to the spa. Effort , were then mole 4, eftricate the unfortu- Sate nun from his perilous position by means of hoisting him up with ropes. It is remarkable that lip to this time the oblbtsir, although the most savage of the family, and them. Im placed to a mparlite ivenfortrnent, had not attempted f. injure the y.mn i .: man. But this state of things was not S. Iwo king. At the moment when he was being hoisted isa of the pit and load reached half way up, the hear be am.. savage awl tore him ,lows into the pit again. A horrible struggle then ensued, which after nearly half an foon's duration resulted in Captain L—'s being killed by fvrocious beast. Om of the party of Englishmen would Lnv jumped into the pit to his friend's aid had he not been lily restrained by the bystanders. Great indignation .svtpress e d by the iohabitaets of Berne that no aid came bum hefprirter whence it ought to have been rendered "ol at the nsk of life. A sentinel was reread at shout body mices from the pit, and I understand that • searching ''''"flotiou has Wee instituted into tine man's conduct. Tti E DERR YE AV ASA AFTZAY. —Three perlions, tamed Tate, and two of the same of Humphrey. are !e.D4 trial et Armagh .tsairre for the murder of Murphy. Ow retest rolh.ion between a party of Orangemen sod • 1 •• Ir .4 Roman eatholica, at Derrymacciali, war the lowa Lupe. Tate in tint being tried separately. The crown 'lndle.,ed 16 and the priseners 6 of the jury. The At t . .rorr Ll:pm - nil it prosecuting. ihDrrlttiTerS or • Worn. MILL—The rge 6 4 14, on the batiks of the Bannock, near Milton, ' hout 4,- • miles ?emit Stirling mid an a wool mill by Mr. Raid. * ls destroyed by fire ear ly on Monday morning. The fire 11.:14 with extraordinary rapidity. and in • short time the tlf- rent Boon anal the roof of the mill fell is. The ma t.,asery tad materials were totally destroyed. No part of intureal. (r' RV KRAL OMNI CoMPAST (LIMITED). -1,414. receipt.' for week ending March 3, 10,5191. 11s. 2d. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) SHERIFFS' COURT. wan Mr. Mom) EI.:4MM! V. lIIIONIXI. —WAITERS' VW—EXTRAORDINARY ACTION IT A WAITER AND IMPORTANT DEtliloN. In lids case the plaintiff is a waiter at as e•tiog•house in Dctoirs'-oommons, and defendant is • clerk in the Pro bate Court. The action was brought to recover :a. la, bat the point involved is both novel and important to every person. Plaintiff stated that he oerupied a situation as a waiter at a dining room, and he agreed with his master to be NA by fees from the persona using the rooms. Defendant dined habitually at the house, and the present claim was fur the multifarious pennies contingent upon such sliming and his (platl!rs) attendance. . . . . . • His Ilueuur was quite surprised at sii..ll a claim. It was, Do doubt, usual at mime plate to give the waiter a penuy, but surely it was ant compulsory. Ylalatit averred that it was compulsory. Ili. Ilotiour Do you mess to mar that if he had refused you the penny you would not have kought him his dinner! Plaintiff -Indeed I do. Ili. Honour And )ou would not kuive attended upon him • Plaintiff—Certainly not. Ili, Honour—Then if I had been your muter I would bare Impaled you out neck and crop. (A laugh.) Did you uk the defendant for the peony when you brought tho dinner Plaintiff—He reeeives his money once each quarter, and I thought 1 should get it then.' His Honour—Hut did you tell him he would have to pay it! Plaintiff—No. It was customary. nil Honour (to defendant,— You should give the man the penny at the time, and then we should not be troubled with such extraordinary actions. Plaintiff cannot recover in this mac and he will be nnsuited. bfendant—And I am to be brought here with impunity upon sorb a ease? His Honour—No. Defendant—What am I to do then His Honour—Just take• no notice of the summons. You moat think me to be a great blockhead to entertain rock to action as this. Plaintiff poodmited. Manta! was much dissatisfied with this decision, and ex pressed himself la loudly and strongly that he was caUed to order by the judge. trtierits.ll Ale per cost Dmit.PeNt.a Aber. J u n ano4 AnsUiffl, A. 5 p. et Di. De. 0,7 p. et a Om. Ns., Sp.& No.l De. de No.l De. New dp. el dt Imsters Elston, 4 p et D4IN at Olmemew p. illm.dreethDem..4. P.C. Norther% 6p et. Dele.rod.at De. 4; per coed De.sp.c.red.st papa o4.N. Scotland. lit Pref 04. West. (Berke* Hants Da redeems y p. cent De. redeem. 4 p. is end Do. trredeems. 4 .el Do.llp.eLredeaa Pre/ Do. Ara Pref. Sores Deateeternelt.ep.e. Do. do. do. 6p. o. Do. arse Eke stook De amt. Otte Mares Do. do. do Do. do. do fem.& Yorlish. 6 p.e.114 Leatartg4o..6p.eose No.l Da 5 p.c.. do. Nat Do. Ip. e. do. . Dab .o. do. Xe. 4 Do. p.c. do. Dam p.e.prLsh de. De. 7 p. e. Prot Rook.. Dellp.e.do.(W. SAC. P.) e. (dlr. Ime.C4sthems sad Dever rilt7rorAN — tE. LA5.W.1)...116. " e di talbe. adn r tu Fit De. IS Re. y para M—..M—.. Dairdsisrhisr affix epa. Dwane. Ir.& 15.6p.e. D D Olip.ot. Pret Stock Do. LoLesittchtn Norfolk Sp. ALL Stook North ftfthsh poor cost Do. Now Gr. p. eL Un. border Unica gas N.Ms.—lderw.4p.o.PrL Do. Lode Op.& No. 1 aoll'ark. B.! 11. pars. Nary SisNordolko I liolirldraolifTw - 114. Itoet.N.Ll4 p.el. Prot& Do.Aber. Do. 7 p. 44. Prot. Stock L Devoe Reed 44 p. e. L ( EAL AL 1.1.0.4) Do. pee owl De. tied pw mot IL Wales goo. 4 p. De. 44 per cent ▪ belnhire 4 p. et. 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I die par hdla Ispos t - iif tik 13f 91 03 xd 133 100 xd Si II id lei In 32 IS 33 . 43 44_ 1971 115 xil 112 121 ad 9S 100 zd 121 110 141 MOIL 0 • i . If If I - - 'ffarwaglaa Trask all Parisi, Lyons, as/ Met Prof all Irene sod Orison U .Itacife and S. Pruden (ISonoinboop. 16 Rigs and all Roma and all Royal Danla lk MI Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cool NI loaabro and blew all I llostaulolllia.l.7Do par cent. hoe 4 perot. 14 41.112&& loos•Veaollas all toolhora all West /Lours ad Do. sepor *NM Prof I all West& R.N. of halm' • Weston of &olds I all illflasbados ...... 12 13 34 :ill 16 q 7 711 ; i t 19 87 $ gel p. A 9 37 39 66 67 1141 xd - a 106 ad 94 i ti ale - 14 zd s• 45a -• Id zd 01 7 100 100 100 100 100 100 ILMWATL AMNON lb tsa r 7 id iriiii — . el. Saab tlasiloroaXL TS ?I is as II Be 4 6 41 i I Do. Proforma Bet, Brint,.&Godorla 6p.0. Bda., Aug. 1.1672 endoroodbyllud.&LH. Do. lay , 1,1676, ditto Do. Jun.l, 1274, ditto Watts t B. EM Coook @p.a.'s& Orrytes, =par ma. 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The monthly settlement in Consols to-day shows a good supply of stock and is accompanied by an active demand for money. The funds are accordingly Kat, and alightlycheaper than yesterday. In the share markets languor continuos to prevail. British railway stocks in must instances are lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 05c., being sc. higher than yesterday. The scrip of the new Indian loan is firm at 1001 to R. Consols are officially marked 911, I, and for money, and 92i for the account. The present quotations are 911 to I for cash, and 921, "sellers," for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2321, 2311, 233; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91 1; it ; New Three per Ceuta.; 91 1, 1; 1,1, ; NewTwo-and-a-Ralf perCeuts. , ; India Stock, 2221, 2201; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100/, 99f, 100 ; ditto Scrip, wog, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 25e., 20s. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, 25., 65., dis. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has improved I percent being quoted 70 tot. The Loan of 1858 is steady, at 511 to 521, ex. div. As regards other foreign stocks there has been no movement of import ance. Sales are recorded as follows -.--Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 92; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., en, 981 (exchange 25fr.) ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1021, 1011; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461; Russian Five per Cents., 1011; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 901 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for ac count, 82 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 401; ditto Passive, 171 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account. 701,1; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 521, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 991, 1. In the discount market yesterday there were transactions in the best short bills at 71 to 8 per cent. For longer dates the terms were lower. A good demand was experienced. At the Bank of England business was active, application being made now more freely on Wednesdays, in order to obviate the risk of a movement in the Bank rate on Thursdays. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities was 8 to 7 per cent., but on New and Reduced Three per Cent. stocks 74 to 8 per cent. continues to be paid up to the April settlement. h is presumed that the Chancellor of the Exche quer intends to exercise, as soon as he gets it, the power which he is now seeking of re-issning such amount of Exchequer Bills as may be sent in for payment. This power will be the more important to him now that he has been called upon to pay off a million of bills, in consequence of the inadequacy of the rate of interest offered. He may re-issue the bills to the Bank, perhaps, as a temporary arrangement, or he may sell savings banks' stock, and give the bills to the savings banks. At Vienna the exchange on London has further risen to 149.25. There were no bullion operations of importance at the Bank yesterday, but 50,000 sovereigns were sent in from Ireland. A considerable supply of bul lion is expected from the Continent during the next day or two. The Vigo sailed yesterday for New York with 248,5401. in specie, the Teutonia with 1 31,0001., and the Arago with 20,000/.—making together 299,5401. The bulk of this amount was obtained from the Bank of England on Tuesday, as already mentioned. The Magdalena has reached Lisbon from Brazil with 38,0511. in specie. Messrs. Pietroni and Draper, Mediterranean merchants, have stopped payment, but it is under stood that their engagements are limited. This firm, then known as Draper, Pietroni, and Co., failed during the crisis of 1867, with liabilities estimated at 99,0001., and assets at 53,0001. Sines that event their transactions are believed to have been circumscribed. The bills have also been returned of Mr. James Crichton, merchant, of the Baltic Coffee-house and Dundee. His liabilities are computed at about 40,0001. or 50,0001., and his assets are expected to exceed that amount. Mr. Crichtou's operations have been principally in flax, hemp, jute, and coir Bess. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm and rather active. The sales comprised 15000 bales. Tho Stock Exchange Committee yesterday con firmed the resolution which was adopted on Monday with regard to the irregularity presented in the new coupon sheets of the Spanish Three per Cents. The resolution will be carried by a deputation to the Spanish ambassador to-morrow, and will then no doubt be liven out for publication. A petition to parliament against the imposition of the double tax on incomes and profits derived from India, has been prepared by the oommittee, of which Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P., is chairman, with the view of having the question brought before the House of Commons. The petition lies for sig nature at the Oriental Bank and the Agra Bank, as well as at Edinburgh and Brighton. A dividend court of the proprietors of the Bank of England is called for the 14th of March. On the 9th April another general court will be held to elect a governor and deputy-governor, and will be adjourned until the following day for the election of 24 directors for the ensuing year. The new governor will be Mr. Alfred Latham, now deputy governor. The new deputy-governor will be Mr. Kirkman D. Hodgson. The term of office, both as regards the governor and deputy-governor, is always two years, and it is the rule for the occupant of the latter post to be translated to the former. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,61&.: the Great Western an increase of 1,4491. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 411. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,0671. It is under stood that the forthcoming return of the Lanca shire and Yorkshire Company will show an increase of 1901. The annual meeting of the Scinde Railway Com pany is called for the 28th inst., when a resolution will be submitted "to authorise the directors to raise, under the sanction of the Secretary of State for India in Council, the sum of 83,0001. on ac count of the Indus Steam Flotilla, by the issue of bonds or debentures, with the option to the holders of converting the same into Indus Steam Flotilla shares or stock." An extraordinary meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 13th inst., when a resolution will be submitted " authorising the directors to borrow on debentures the sum of 50,000 L, at a rate of interest not ex ceeding 5 per cent, per annum, convertible into shares, at the option of the holders, within such period as the meeting shall determine." The annual meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company is called for the 19th inst., in London, and the 25th at Brussels. At the twenty-third half-yearly meeting of the Railway Passengers Assurance Company, held yes terday, the directors' report was adopted. It stated the amount of the half-year's premiums at 2,6931. for railway accident assurance, and 16,214/. for the general accident department, making together 18,9081., against 15,5871. in the conosponding period of 1839. The total income for the year 1860 an X incre t e ., a n g t ai t o h n e t 30 ra ,7:51 0 . f du z rin re g showing total available balance was stated at 10,9531. From per cen t. The this sum interest for the half-year is to be paid at the rate of 4 per cent., and the remainder is to be held as a fund to meet outstanding risks. The report insists upon the soundness of the policy of keeping a large reserve " until the whole of the capital called up has been repaid, and the proprie tore Possess a large and flourtshing buaineea, free of cost." The Master of the Rolls, who is charged with the winding up of the Newcastle Shields, and Sunder laud Union J o i n t- s t oc k Banking Company, pro poses on Saturday next to "order a further return of V. per "hare to all the contributories who have been included in the call of 201. per share, and have not entered int o any compromise with the official manager A call of 11. is to be paid on the new shares (1860) in the London and Blackwell Railway Com pany by the 25th inst. WIMIZSDAT EVICIII.O. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91$ to for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 91 9-16 to 1. For the 10th of April the last price was 921 to 1. The " continuatio n " was to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, ; ditto, for account (March 7), 910, 1 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 91k, I ; New Three per Cents., 911, i ;1, Bank Stock, 2321, 233, 231, 2321 ; Inda Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 100, 1, 991; ; ditto for account 190 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 95i, I, ; ditto, 1859, 951 ; si t per Cent. enfaoed" rupee paper, loot. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was last quoted 100.1 to b ; the 5 per cent. rupee paper, 94 to 95 ; and the 54 per cent., 100 to 101. Exche quer Bills were slightly firmer, at Os. to Is. die. Mexican Bonds to-day were dull, and closed at 23if to !. Other foreign stocks present httle change. Bank shares remain steady. Those of the Char tered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China were quoted better. In the miscellaneous share market the only variation was a alight decline in Madras Irrigation. Great Ship shares were quoted ss. 9d. to Os. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 2i to I prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; universal Marine In surance, If to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial ' Marine par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, I to d die. ; East India and London Shipping, par to I prem. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WINV-STREET. THI Airing TO OBTAIN CHBARIV PROW COPTTR'N. Cardiac Mary Palmier, a portly woman, of shabby pitted appearance, was brought before Mr. Henry, charged with being concerned, with William' ampson, in attempting to obtain from Messrs. Coutta's bank, 59, Strand, a book of blank cheques, by means of 'Wee and fraudulent pretence.. It will be remembered that the man Sampson, who is a porter sad merengue, living in Eemouth.street, Hampstead. read, wee charged with having, an Saturday, the 16th ult. eodeavoured to obtain it cheque book, by representing that ho had been sent by Mr. Youn g , s o li c it or o f Grafe-inn.square. Sampson then Mated that he had been sent by Mrs. Palmer, the present defenlint, for whom the police have since been looking. Sampson had been committed for trial, and a tnie hill had been found aursing him. The trial had been post poned, and he was nut on bail. Sampson wss now sworn sea witness, and repeated the statement he had made in his defence, with the addition of mane details. Some other formal evidence was given, and Mr. Mullins applied for an adjournment, observing that It wee quite ings.ohle for him to finish the came to-day. The prrooer denied the whole of the statements of Swop. sea. .She never authorised him to go to Coutta's bunk at all, or made any suggestion whatever about wanting blank cheques. Policeman Auscomhe, P 102, the officer on duty at Coutts's, said that before Sampson 1,1111 LIM into his cus tody he saw the primmer standing in the street, opposite the hank, as if waiting. When he beenght Sampson oat she was gone. He afterwards discovered her address, and appebended her. She denied the charge. She was remanded fer further maadnation. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. THI LIOCUTIEVNVARZ NUISANCE. Two showily-dressed femake, awned Catherixe EAis and ltitusbetli Marts, coostant frequenters of Leicester-square, were charged with annoying gentlemen in that locality. James Waterloo, 144 C, having proved the case. Mr. Mort, stationer, corner of Greest-street, Wonder square, said he wished to complain of Ellis, who wee in the conitant practice of annoying every gentleman that pared As soon as • gentleman approached sho would up her crinoline to ao indecent extent, and in fact geo could not approach his shop owing to her eoliths*, in odditien to which the. tradesmen residing in the square had then businesses spoilt, no respectable penoa being safe from the anooyases of prisooer and her companions. He had atimid expecteded. Mr. Rind, of the Sablonniire Hotel, alio to have Mr. Tyrwhitt said he WY much obliged to him (Mr. Start) for owning forward to support the police. The police ought to be supported. He should commit Ellis for 14 days as • regular nuisance, and Martin for 7 day. ; sod be hoped eventually the nuisance would be altogether stopped. _ _ LOAD ADOLPIM4 VANE TOIIIIIIIT. His lordship, who was charged at this court at a late hour yeeten.lay eve with diaorderlyonaduct in Coventry street, was, in default of finding two sureties in 50Uf. each, sent to the House of Detection in • cab, ia the cm?! or al Welsh aid Barnes, the gaoler sad and hie conduct ea the way wee equallylrrational with that be displayed when taken tats custody. During his program to the House of Deemitioe be frequently spat in the fame of the officers, and though hallos • constable to assist those, it was only with peat difficulty, and by the displa of gnat forbear awe, that the officers succeoded in t heir teak. At the House of Detention his lordship's conduct was so violent that it warn deemed necessity to place him in a podded MOM CORRECTION IN A BANKRUPTCY REPORT. TO TIM IDITOK Or THZ nxraeme. Bo,—ln your impression of hue evening, yes have inserted under the head " Law Intelligence' au lecerreet etatmeent, and one which, if not costradieted, any teed to injure my present and future prospects. I Mg to inform you that I have never figured in the Chancery Court or the Queues Bench, and that I have never vio lated the laws of my country to entitle me to be plated in prime. My recent visit to Busieghall Cloisters was at my mew request, and not pressure from without ; my assign. meet of property and offer of ammunition being accepted b all my creditors, save and except one, which led ine to Basingball Court for a settlement of my affairs, and which I em happy has been achieved without requiring the aid of the worthy Commissioner—indeed 1 have not had a single interview with him on the matter. I have no connexion whatever with " Freston " of the Chancery Court and queen's Bench. I am, with respect, yours faithfully, Winton, March 6. E. W. FRED \E RAILWAY COLLISION. Yesterday afternoon, about half.paet Awe ' an alarming though fortu na t e ly no t fatal accident occur redred at the Bluepita junction of the Leacashire and Yorkshire Railway. Approaching Blue. pita from Heywood, and about 09Ni-distant from the two places, there is a point from which fork two linen, am got g towards I&nchester, and the other towards Leeds The 4.58 train from Bolton reaches the poiat at therm* time, hot owing to some mismanagement it passed en the Hue to wards Manchester. 11n the line an engine was standing, and into it the train dashed at slightly diminished speed. Both engines were smashed so completely that at dusk the woodwork was piled up and lighted to act as a habeas. This wreck of the engines makes it almost minies low that none of the carnage* were damaged, and that the injury to passengers was confined to bleeding noses and *lightly contused heads. With the conductors of the train, however, the case was far different. The stoker we, very much hurt, having switained a compound fracture of the leg and fractured nose, besides being scalded by the nice ping steam. The driver was also much scalded, sod has some ribs frac tured. The two were carried into a hoe*e near at hand, and moused men were telogriphed for to Rochdale anti He - wood. Mr. Crompt on and Mr. Lawton. of Rochdale, were as soon as possible at the spot, a special engine conveying them, but were preceded by gentlemen from Heywood. They were, however, in time to render Nome aid to the in jured men, and to dress the wounds of the passengers, who at once resumed their journey. The guard. Evans, had his now rather seriously cut. Most of the passengeni escaped without personal injury. Amongst them were Mr. James Simpson, Mr. John Butterworth, Mr. Arthur Brierley, and other gentlemen of Rochdale. THE AMERICAN TAJO?? AND TOR IRON TRADE.—• A feeling akin to consternistion pervaded a lortinn of the i ron code on 'Change in Wolverhampton vesterday, at the intelligence that the Morrill tariff would in all probability become law. If the bill should receive the signature of the President, its effect will be most disastrous to the iron trade in Great Britain, inasmuch an scarcely any hen of British make can, with such a duty as that proposed, find any sale in the American markets. On bars, the prin cipal description seat out, the increase duty would be wire than a guinea • too ; on hoops, chiedy used by the Southern States for baling their cotton. 21. 6s. ; on boiler plates, If. 14s. ; and on all kinds of sheet iron, 11. 17a 11d. The increase on hardwares will be in the same proportion. On beet and shear steel the _proposed increase would be 9 2 per cent.; second quality, 115; extra lama temper), SI ; table blade, Lilo ; common hoe and fork, 1117 ; round machinery. 154 • beet German, 216 ; sec quality, 241 ; hest sheet (cast). 64 ; hoe and shovel (ort), 142 : best quality blister,Url; second ditto, 211; gin and law steel (hest), e 74 ; and second quality, 123 per cent. It k evident that no Dritiab manufacture can bear up against this. Manciksiertzassiner. SHARE L1878.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. In the railway share market to-day several variations have occurred. In most instanoes the tendency of prices is unfavourable. A reduction, varying from to per cent., has taken place in several of the principal stocks. London and North Western is now quoted 96 to 1, pi div. ; Great Western, 691 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and 1 or k s hi re , 109 to 1101, ex div. ; Midland, 127 to 4, ex div. to South Eastern, 85i to j ; and Caledonian, 974 98. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, A 1 5-16 to 1 3-16 dis. The Indian and Canadian lines are quiet Great Luxembourg shares are well supported. OADDrAiLy MAIM AND ■TOGA. Mi. ll* I B 4 NWS III . r klibM ia l samay Prim . I "W ks 1 p. t. iit s: N all 140N,WeLN/SerarVaL • : Ita - 100 Alrk..Lan.,&ams.lanc SO - N all Blackburn - - 11 all Blyth and Tyne - 111 all lioeton, 614•& 101. C lll -.• 114. 100 ' Bristol and Duke 114. 100 Caledonian 40 all Cork and Bandon •-• •••• 90 all Cornwall 6l GI 10 all 'Do. •0.1 no dlr. until 6 - - 10 all :Do. II I p.c. Is paid to B. at 44 id - 00 all Dublin and Best Jur- - ... 46 all' Dund.,ferth, &Malin. I 81 - Bt. 100 Rest Anglian /6 16 16 4 84. 100 Ilastern Countlas 49 SO id -.. id N. 100 'Eadern Colon, Nook A 47 N 171 89. 100 Do. Nock B 16 IM w.• 1 10 all Pad BtUrolk - - - N 4. 100 idlnhurzh and Cliassow 00 SS - 1 It. 100 Sdlnbro, Perth, Dundee 964 11 4 - 19 all Polk and Clyde Juno. - --, es. 100 I Glialow *B. Western 111 114 - 10 all Great North otScodand - -.•- It. lOU Great Northern 11. 100 Do. A Block 1004 Ma zd IM! id Ilk IN Do. B Mock 129 111 zd - id Sk IN 04. Booth& Weet. (Ire) MS 110 id 11. 100 Gerd western N OM zd 694 1 id IS. 140 DoNourVaLoo.B4k l4l 41 id -w Si. lin Lancashire& Yorkshire 110 1104 710 1 91 114 . z 4 landon Blackwell N 61 61 111. I t, Lon.,Brightonot&Ooast and 114 116 116 id Bt, IN Lcedon.Chathm.ADov. 48 69 - Ilk 100 . London & North Nada 1114 961 id NI I id Ise a/11 Do. Itlghths - - -• 114 . 100 I landoodBouthWaelers 91 ft id 911 id IS all loradradorry&Colsrala •••• w. ... 16 all Dee end Imlalerso 104 Ile Si. IN li. 46 444 41 4 10 74 Metropolllin Si as - N. 109 Midland 610114. Do. New l4 14 pm id - 6t. ISO De. lima Denby lai 102 zd - id I* all Mid. 04 WS. 1199.) -•-• 25 all Mid lent 100 ND Newcastle and OWN& - - &D •- 90 N 1111 II ED N•MT* ewt y.W AIII / a lminp 41.01._ - 7 6 die ww . m - - •- 111. 100 Norfolk - M IN North Brills le 14. all North Devoe S&11. It D - - -. N. all St. 100 N. lasters-Berwick lOO4 1001 101 1001 16 141 Do. G.N.B.Pnre 4 dis 4pm - dis ak IN De. loada sn 100 D0.:3 674 i St. T. Si. too MAD - 10 all Neelliht li r l airslssa 14 104 zd ••• id lel 174 Nora_ _ _ ~Ilasedadse. . $4 34 dl. zd 14 id 84. 100 NottANNIIIDNNLOC TS 76 zd 714 SI zd le all Pukka N all PorNiain - ft 10 all - - ew .•-• -, 94. MO 14 asssisMsast us ns - 84. 100 lieddsh N. L Abftlllk IR N 4 344 4 Sa. IN Seratlsh Midland r 0 we St. 109 bbropshire Union IS SI .- 10 all IntUsegbourne&Skanis. •••• - - 31. 104 South Davao IS 41 id - id St. IN Sod& Bestern es. 100 tionth Make 6B SO sd •-• 21. 100 8. Tali & Leer Dm 94 ST id 93 id SO all ll Stabtekreldnallm.Ast. 4 7 - 26 a Noddies diDaillnekm 16 11 DIM. albs - N. 140 I 'M Vale - -.•- N all Miter - N SO Do. - 114 1 Do. - 84. 100 Vale a Neath 19 all Victoria 110 e. di Pindloo 114 14 - N MI Wed Cornwall 66 - 8l 100 I W.Martlepooltlarb.&lll - - - K too , Wise Midland-Odor4 44 46 11 II all i Ditto Newport 40 43 .- 124 all I Ditio Hereford 79 111 zd PIIJSZLIXOI COLONIAL 001 Ose.Oov. p.c.Jon.llJuL D. 11 per oeot., 18104 DA a per coot 1661 D. Spar oast.. 18884 DA Sweet. lrob.tAtn. D. spar at orASegt. D. S per coot coredo. /kelp..." t° Hoped p.ollBllBl do. MO Now Disnerw.throv.B p.c N. B.WalotGe. Op. cattle D. 6 p. a, 1871 to Uggi Do. 6 p. a., 1888 Novo Scotia a p. at. Dig r Deb. modem. 1876 1 B. Art. Our. t to. c.Boods, Vicar. Op. e.Jao.R July DA do. 6p. c. Age.* Oct. Welke 107 1011 110 Ut 100/ MI 107 708 108 109 11l 107 971 981 97 98 1 vr 98 100 107 107 i 1014 liar _ pit Pioer No. I Sh. I Mutes. I N. Ica. pikes I Sales. 9110 . ANNA Otioa. (PhlUeslol.l2.lo 11 4 - 129000 10 NUM Irma l6 1 I 600 .. C•lord - 1. 6 084 .. Div. O. Coo. (Tartati) 1 050 170 .. Mut Bawl (Übpa) - - 0,166 .. East Cando's lll4lOO 16f IS 14 9000 .. ILWIt. &heal (Tarteilt ) 7r. h. 6 00 6 486 .. Grarabler 4 Rt. Lab's l4 11 II - 6,000 .. Great South Tolgui - 6,120 .. o.Wts. Alfred (PhWact) 13.9.6 - tame .. G. Wh. Vie (lielatou) lO 1 10 - 0,000 .. Grenville - 1.011 .. Heroes-loot IL Db. $7 - 1,000 .. Illugdom Dawns 401,61 n I - 9000 .. Imbdy bertha LILO. 1 11 -. 896 .. Margaret (May 141•114 N 46 68 ad -. 0,000 .. NINO Dews. 9600 .. N. Proton (lbS il iT 0 4 40 - 0,000 .. N. Wh. Banat ) 1L 46. • Tf 1.120 .. Werth Wheal - 1 .. Par Coma (IL Wry) . 10 - 110 90 Provld4sos (U. IMAM). MALT. 38 alO - 1.% .. Sortrldge Om Mit 130. 1 .. 6 .. S. Camila ,St. Clear) lO lat 310 -. 9 .. 8. Cars Brea now) MOM 1 S. Dews Ina e Goo 111mlag (Wm) 606 .. IL W. Nimes (Napa) AUL.. ISt IL - 910 .. Stray Park 94.4.0. 39 41 -. • 11 Tamar SUALewI MILO 4 1 90 - 9 • 10 Tla Cm" 9 If 0 - $0,0041 .. Vale el TowW r4 ) Lb. N. I 0 - 9000 .. Wept Saeset ( ) lf 17 18 - I,OM .. W. Ceram ) 6 79 GI -. 449 .. Wait Satan - 612 .. Wh. Beset LW .. 11Th. Bollar lmodMh I. 111 126 - 70 II 94 - 1,024 .. WE. lUtiy Ma. Ghat) L 7.2. 12 13 - 1,M01,024 .. Wled Mr? Ana ot) .. ler ral l a wd irsey (Mak ii 1 2 4 Me •• NUNN WNW No. I ELI MOW. Pd 01. wham. I Sales. 10,00099 Atamlrallata - 76,000 1 Boa Aamord, United 1 • OCm - 10,000 IS Draihay. (aa46Lput ) 170 - 1- 34 11,000 lli Jobu dal Ly 111 Oft t 0,600 I D De o. (Lauda 1618. Oc o . M 111 0 - 90,000 1 Clik.Oos. Ina Co. lam 0 - ..- -.. 12,000 60 Cohn Copper - 10,000 - - 79000 1 arrotuttala Copper alla 11 Ml, i 16,091 I Totems - 010 10 Gemara] all ... Kw 1 M. Norther. at& Atteiralle= 1 par 0 pia - N,OOO 4 Ispatoda (1,1 m.) 1 1 1 i p mo - MOW 3 Umarea ma 9 16 - 11400) 1 Loatimalaa 0,000 1 N. eg IL AulraNalZ) - 19,000 90 PoshelbasdlllverLead MI 4 6 - 100000 1 Port 110111 p 1 0 1 - 00, , 000 1 Sootthh Aught. (Ma ) 10m. s i 0 dl. - 43,17612.i61 Uultad Maxima all 4 4 0 60. 90,0000001 1 1 W D o orthi as (Um.) Ma. - all 0 .- . - -. 10,0001 UAW I 10,000 11,00 e w 00,000 ooe IRAN 10,110111 Jura: ROCK Aostembala : „1. Airs ma LI. Om lack Bank of WI. Bank of Bank of Turkey Brigid' N. Annie' Du* of honk Andean'. sad Mao Mara se India Loa, sad Mina ,Maial_ . i - o,6iii 111,000 110001 11),oco :moo' Kos UAW SON .tmt io;iiii eo,ooo Logo 10 SS 16 50 100 M. I its. I le ) 7 14 APO is itsso kw so 1.061 10 11.700 2,216 K 2 1,000 10 •0,000, SI 12,000 20 1,002926 et 160,820 PA. 160,000 60,00.. ID 700,000 St. - 7.100 00.000 10,000 000,000 100,000 10,000 10,000 100,000 90,000 10,000 MOOD i 4l. t.ssl - 1 1111•10! I Om. al (bawds Om of laemlos fillosktAkaaLChartd of kwltaerlast Lae. A. Bank of Maki. Leol l4.daa os rol d o Co t a l = : • • • LOSliOll & goath Afrlia • ai sad Weatralaulaw Nat. Roe. of Ibilmed Do. New New . ~.. 4.gli National Bank New South Wake &Wand Hank tiorporm' Ottoman Dank Provincial of Ireland Do. New Alllltraill Union of Ausindia Union of Loudon Unity Mutual Q 10 19 10 91 II 12 leas W111P4114111. I Asofw-Yeidleme Mine .., Australian AsfricuL.... Berlin Waterworks.... Brit. American land .. Do. B 7 per e. tllllBO2 Do.o Ia:.~ r pd CeCbuseel blinds TeL (L) t..lll.vatiagt*aell PM. ye per oda& CT"' PO". lab U is is zd — bo - rivearetioe Do. hp. et. Peep. Deb Tasting'sWig.* Canal Lanark Telegraph Do. New Nag. and Aust. Cop. Oen. !team Naviashoa Great Map (Limited) Do. 17e per cent. Pref Leaden Lea. Discount Met Tel (L (L.) ) taa. Ges. Ossalbera Os Madras Intern. it Causal Merliterranewalse.Td. Madinat. Ex. Tel. (LLa.) National Discount Co N arionddsroslk I roil Li Netherlands Land a W W 114 II :I " 141 Do. 87. 17ai 1 N. limns. & N. Soot. lA. N. Brit. Australasian Oriental flu I n MI Gle MI •7 IA 17 18 94 16 Nil Do. Now Bbaras' K SI , 18 10 121 141 118 118 in. Wm:W10: . !Peel liver lAild MILLI 20 21 20 eh 102 108 108 108 07 Me 81s par Mid 1: - .:eiti 16:6605 1100,000 14,104 76,0)0 160,000 — iii o — fai. - iti I I' IN 4 i le II I WI _y 1 1 4 If ti dis Of I ate pew 4e 11, 47 ID U 70 10 11 pm 10 Do. Now ID Rod kw t lad. TIC 4 p. a tor. Se yv. by Br. Ger 10 Rhymes, 'roe 3 Do. New • !loyal Moll Stoma . Scottish Mort Inverta. • 1 Mt egias Aleirallas Lad Td &Tip Do. do. Kopistered Do. do. • tr• Ta U 00. p. Cam tliallOWS Lad ... K Is 19 , :t , J C % 49 ID SW .. 99 9 9 Lii in n Ilf --II 14 ial 0 7 1 IN i 10 11 $ te dig a Ut :1 ila s 2 6 I 11l 112 e MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuum. Business in the mining market to-day is not active, but there have been transactions to a fair extent in shares in North Frances, Wheal Mar garet, New Wheal Frances, North Basset, North Minera, Wheal Seto n and ; Bryn tail mines. In the Stock Exchange Caradon shares are officially marked 164 ; East Wheal Russell, 6 ; and North Basset, 7}. St. John del Rey Mining shares are more offered, and are marked 30}. United Mexican have been dealt in at 4 to 4e. The St. John del Rey Mining Company have re ceived advioes from Morro Vello, per telegram from Lisbon, to the following effect :— Produce for December, 40,202 oitavas ; ditto, 18 days, Jan., 19,434 oitavas ; cost for December, 9,0631. ; pro fit for December, 6,003 i. At a quarterly meeting of the Drakewalls Mining Com pany, held yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 3601. From Routh Crenver (March 5) Captain E. Chegwia writes :—" In 105 eat, lode 2 feet wide, producing stones of copper ore, and the ground more favourable for driving. Our tribute pitches in the bottom of 106 an looking well. South Mine : It the 51 eromeut driving south of new south shaft the ground is favourable. We expect in about 2i fathoms more driving to see the middle lode." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• CORN. -DIPERIAL AVERAGES. What. Barley. OW. Rye. Beans. Peas. Jan. 26 Feb. 1 9 l6 3l Mar. S Bla weeka'Ais 101 1719 s 74 .23, Od 36. 5.1 40. 4d 424 64 MT.—MUM. Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, Is. Barman Oasni Bola LAW WELL %%eat, 60,400; barley. 61,167; oats, 16,176; rye, 61; beans, 4,239; peas, 1,126 quarters. DIAGRAM SHOWING 2115 FLUCTUATIONS IN Tal AVIRAUN MC/ Or MILO DCRING TIM SIX 11MS 11ANED. Priam :Jan. 26. Yeb. 2. Feb. 9. Yea. 16. Feb. 73. Mar. 2. 1 --.—....... 66 7.. ....... .. • • • • .. .. 66 66 96 .. 7. 1 •• . . • • • • EA 0 .. .. 1............ ..L II .. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BUGAL —The public sales of foreign are going of without spirit at yesterday's prices. Refined dull of sale. COTTON. —la the absence of public sales this article viz thine; firm. TILL bas been in but limited demand. Corros.—The demand continues good at fully previous rates. firicss.—Prices are unaltered. Rica continues dull of sale. Rust has been in fair demand at previous prices. SALTPETRIL —A limited business done at about prev.ons rates. In ocher articles no alteration. TALLOW MARKICT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the annexed prices : Petenburg Y. C. on the spot, 60s. all the month, 605.; April to June. 58s. 9d. ; October to D ecember, hlie. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beast+ is about the same as on Thursday last, end there is very little alteration in the trade. Purchasers are more cautious owing to a decline in the dead markets. There are a few more sheep and the demand is limited - we have therefore to quote rather lower rates. Good ' calves are scarce and dear. Our foreign supply consists of SW beasts, 358 sheep, and 72 pigs. Mach cows, 150. Per stuns of 81no. a d. a d. Par done of Eta. a. d. ad. Bent Scots, Herald 4 10 6 0 11448 Dost lif.bdsBh hot Short-barns • 4 8 4 10 Bed Loog-w0015.... 5 8 5 10 Second quid bra* 38 4 4 Do. do. Shorn .... Calves Pigs Best Dna& Hit-brads 6 0 6 1 lambs Donato at mart* 1,040; Sheep and lambs, 3,860 • Calm, 120 . Plp, 100. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mass. •IMvis and Co. report trade dull, at the following prices :—Prime meadow hay, 78a. to 86s. ; rape• rim ditto, 90a. to 106.. ; inferior do., 50a. to 130 s. ; clover, old, 90.. to Ills. ; ditto, new, Kemal cut, 80a. to 100. ; straw, 33a. to 38a. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. L/IFIRPOOL, MARCH 6.—The market was quiet mad of the day, closing pond at an advance of about 1 per cent. Strict:ahead, 411 lilt—Caledonian Stock, 971 CA—Eastern Comities, 54 10 ex d—Oreat Northern Stock, 108 100 ex d—Crest Weaterns, 011. 964 ex 4—Lancashire and Yorkalibe, 110% 110 , -lAndon and North Western, NH gel 4—Manchester, Mbetheitt and Lincolnshire, 404 461 Midland Stuck, 1275 1271 ex .1 Ditto new shares, 14 14 p. ex d.—North British Stock. 094 44—North Staffordshire, 31 314. ex d—North Eastern, Berwick Capital Stock, 1004 1001—Do York Capital Stock, tOO4 09—1 b.. Leeds Stock, 67 574—South * Eastern, 261 26 15111—We Midland (Oa lock, 4646—Dutch Rhenish, 34 35 d.—Oreat Lnxemhours. 7 Th.-. Grand Trunk of Canada, 5 7.16 59-lot—Omit Widen , of Ca nada, 119 114—Illinois Central, 279 27 d. Buffalo anti Lake Hums, 41 41—Thames and Mersey Marine C pany, lt MAMCHEN2IIII, MARCH ll.—There was a firm and steads mWu closing at the heat. Eastern Counties, 012.16-11nat Wexler' Canada,lll--Cirest Western, 0011-11111 w is Central, 271 d.—Lanca shire and Yorkshire. 1101—Manehmter, Itheitekl. and Lincoln shire, 401—Midland, 1273—North Eastern Sera Irk, 100—North Staffordnhire, 34 it —Seurat Eastern, 23 13.16—Bank of iiinches ter. 3 310 9. BIRMINGHAM. MARCH 11.—The tramactlons of to-day included Chester and Holyhead Five per Cent. Stack, at 1101: and Mr mint !tarn Waggon shares, at 4 pm.: Birmingham Canal shares closed sellers, at 111. Market Mostly. MIDLAND GREAT WEATERN RAILWAY. The directors of this company have decided upon recommend ing to their proprietors at the forthcoming half-yearly meeting on the 21st., a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of incotne•tas, for the half-year ending December 31 1860. " 744/UTH kr.NSINOTON MUM:M.—During the week ending Much 2, the visitors have been u follows : Os Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 5,295; ou Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 5112. On the three students' days (admission t o th e public, Csl.l, 1.110 ; one students' evening, Wednesday, 221. Total, 11,9:0 4 . From the opening of the Museum, 1,999,948. I I I