The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-01 00:00:00

LAW IN'MJAWIINCE. (THIS DAY.) JUDICIAL CORMITTIM OF TUX roay.z,, Tb . asses of the committee seem leesarosd this mew b o ws Lead Kinpdowo, the Lords Jultiose, 81r J. Weill*, Su L. Peel. Micirthe same evening, sad the police received informs r the robbery, whieh was la doe CORM circu lated, and the matter placed in the hands of Harmer, 166 N, who subsequeiitly received intelligence that a man answering the prisoner's description had been aeon, on the dabs la gaieties, leading a hone attached to one of Mr. Dawson's vans, and which contained three chrsta of tea. Upon this authority prisoner was taken into costorly while stand* among other men outside the docks, and he admitted that a person, named Pearson, was with him when the robber/ took place, that it we den by two men, one of whom had sine got into trouble, and was is prison. Pearson, who was standing by when the ootiatable treed prisoner with stealing, deckled that he knew nothing about the robbery, =the other's samertiors,and there not being any evidence complicity, he was sat apprehended. William Harwood, delivery Joanna to Messrs. Bowman, awe refiners, in Whlteoluipel, swore that the prisoner was the MY whom he had seen loading the horse, and pinion• linty noticed him at the time from the circumstance of beteg too late to deliver the lead at Means. Bowman's pre mien. Pit/Maar denied being at all concerned in the robbery, and pershited that he and Pearson merely saw the vie drives sway by others. He complained that the constable did not brasPxson before the maglitrais. mada& IhiTERIA IA P, HOUSE OF OOMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Mb Wog Ash Widowsley, 2 o'clock, hotfoot of 12, wits the hour .4 which the beast was to most. It via not till • t=p pi nta advanceda st 2 that 40member mire psresent. LAW OF E IDENOE, BILL, Sir F. Kliat rth a bin, and au 'Willi dm .bj.M Nit Miss oar report lel LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (HT maw NOTTINGHAM M3SZTING.-(THIS DAY.) FORRET PLATE. Clairvoyant* . 3 ran. SELLLNO STAKES. Tr/gay Pansy _._ 6 LITTLE JOHN t3TAXIS. Chapel ito7ai -- .7 Bayles, 12 raa. Main BETTING. LI trEIt.POOL t3TZEPLECH &BE. 9 to 1 apt ToCusapkin (t) 100 Wart (t) 20 to 1 Ar (t) 30 to 1 Akdbiados (t). CHESTER CUP. 4000 to 120 opt Woke (0. ... 1 ... 2 ... 2 ... 2 APPI,II.B . ROM INDIA. lbattersey•Ceneral mule mine motion' in several lodise Oes was dismissed and another stood over, altar tb.„ lordship* proceeded with a long appeal from m .,,i, . Wise v. am Kielsore Ached Obonedry." There listigerali in the ems list to which three others me 0s and the preset sittings will be eoetioned for wed In.' THt COLIENSO CASK. s o du du as yet been - appointed for their lordships to • ~ r e judgment in this we . The recent indisportion of g, has probthly caused some del►y. His lard stip is weleiestly reommed to name his duties, and it is wo od that in the coons of next week something will be doely known. _ _ ` COURT OF PROBA udge sary.) TE AND DIVORCE. Wore the J Ordi WO= a. JIM= LSD ILIDDLR.—BPRCUL JUST. 21,0 Qnsea'a Advocate and Dr. Tristram for the plaintiff • oiodce, (j.C., Mr. Gray, q.a. Mr. Pritchard, and • (ilail Austin for the defendants. Ids put-hunt cue was resumed from Saturday last. It us a nit to determine the validity of an alleged will Mats Krc Saunders, propounded by the plaintiff, bee roasted by the defeodanta, who were the Walla Dented in a somewhat earlier instrument. it Hooper, a solicitor, who had made several wills fee .h.wiateir„ said, that in his judgment, the one sow pro. n amely, the we dated the 14th of March, 1859, was art is her handwriting. Nary .nn 011116 said she kept a obiadier's shop at 47, i r y d.ust, and her deceased husband had also been Lad led of the shop No. 49, which was occupied by two m od John sad Cheistian Dram*. John Duo& till February, 1860. A Kr. Nobs had occupied nosg Wore him, and be did not leave till November, 1859. mom produced a rent-book, which showed that th e 6.1 began from John Dr soh out the 6th of February, but the book was not very oorreetly kept.) Christian lbw& OM after JAG. Oreaseramiaed Could not swear to either of the g ro ssbee, as wits's bad seen vary little of them. They first muted at the business of a carver and gilder (Edwin Droth wee directed to stead forward). The feat was rather bai t to adieus, bat she could sot WNW to him. The first Nook occupied the shop but a very short time. The es mad wu a married man, and his wife ooestonally came to witesees sho9 in 1859. (Williams Pointed her out.) B y d o j•ge—Witases's recollection was founded ea *sly as the rent book, which had been incorrectly kept. It will he remembeAd that John Drench was one of the dud* witnesses, and that he bad described himself in Igewill as of Wychetreet. After farther evidence, The Jodie spoke in severe terms of the suspicion which be mid belonged to the plaintiff's conduct in every single step la Ile owe. A more impudent fraud was never committed lles the tromped up letter from Australia. After farther reemehe. The )sry having foiled for the defendants on all the Wm, The Judge pronounced for the will, and condemned the *UWE in the costa, adding-1 shall desire the documents io be impounded and I shall make such communication with the proper authorities as will, I hope, lead to the bailment of the parties. (Cheers.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Justice By lea.) Henry Landurcr was charged upon the coroner's Inqui sition with manslaughter. There were eight indictments against the defendant. The can, as will be remembered, arose from the late widest in the Blackheath Tramiel. Mr. Metcalfe, who, with Mr. Poland, was counsel for the prosecution, said that there were two defendants tagged with manslaughter, both charges arising ma of the same occurrence, the other being a man misel Jonas. The grand jury had returned • true bill signet Jones ; but had ignored that against Lancaster, and be therefore only stood charged upon the coroner's inquiet. lion. It was sot the usual practice under moth circumstances to offer any evidenoe, lied be had consulted with his friend Mr. Poland, and they did not think it adviaahle in the present case to offer any evidence. A verdict of It ot Guiky was accordingly returned by the Sophia Leander appeared to receive judgment. The defendant, it would be remembered, was con victed in the June sessions for the offence of keep. bg an asylum for the reception of lunatics without being duly licensed according to the Act of Parliament. Jude- BMA wag suspended upon the condition that the home siieekl be timed ; but it appeared, however. that the de fendant °optioned to keep the house open, and she was called upon in Nov. last to receive judgment. Baron Bramwell, who wee then presiding, urged upon the defendant the necessity of complying with the act, and judgment was again respited. It appeared, however, that the defendant had continued up to the present time to detain the persons in her asylum, contrary to the law, and yesterday Mr. Poland pat in several aMdavits, which were banded to the judge, who said be would read them, and consider what was beet to be done in the matter. _ . A young Frenchnum, named Victor Logrand, was indicted for extorting money from Henry Walker, by writing threatening letters. There were two indictments against the prisoner, one cbmg him with %lolly, and the other with misdemeanour. some comrultation between the counsel, the pri soner pleaded guilty to the misdemeanour, it being under stood that no evidence would be offered upon the charge of feb?es. Jodgruset was respited. 4w Sala, 21, wu charged with the manslaughter of Yr. 07r id7re prosecuted on the part of the Treasury ; Mr. Batley was counsel for the prisoner. The occurrence took place on the morning of the 24th January, at 2 o'clock, in &brothel in a court in Drury-bun, where it appeared the deceased had gone in company with the prisoner. They appeared to have gone into s front room in the Brat floor of the home, sad after they had been there some short time some words wire heard to pus between them, and shortly after the de emed was seen to come out of the window—as the witnesses dated—ea if he were thrown out. The principal circum steam is the evidence against the prisoner was that she had made aWu statement. When she was accused of throw ing the deceased out of the window, she said he was drunk sod jumped out, and endeavoured to make it appear that thus was a third person with them, which it turned oat was not the case. The defence that wee set up for the prisoner was that the deceased might have fallen accidentally from the window, and that at ad events there was no evidence that the pri mer had wilfully thrown him oat of the window. Th• jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. THE POLIOK COURT& (THIS DAY.) -0 — MARLBOROUGH-STREET. R 08861111113 AT THI 11113 LAST MONT. Walter Lee, described as an lisesser, living in Darlington skeet, Leather-lane, was cherged before Mr. Tyrirhitt, with stealing a breast pin last night at the fire at Saville house, Leicestersquare. Robert Ward, • compositor in the Metropolitan Police Isforantioe.ofece:and residing at No. 4. Eases-place, Old Pueru-road, said he was in Letoreteraquare feet night witeassieg the i refi at Saville-haw, when hi felt a touch at "dr. sad putting up his band he felt that his pin In" Me, mad immediately seised the prisoner', hand, which vet on his breast. The prisoner tried to get away but he riveted him doing so and gave him into custody. At the s inestreet policeatation the prisoner told him that be had toads a mistake and that he would have to pay for it. ~Frosr. 322 K. said that on taking the prisoner into cos wal he said its IMO, nothing of the prosecutor's pin. He was mashed, but the pin was not found. Mr. Tyirwlsitt remanded the prisoner for a week. Thomas Owes. a lad, who said he was a slater, riesling kliamilton-yard, New - cat, Lambeth. was next charged with Middies a silver watch, of the value of 61.. from the Muse of Mr. Henry Barton, chemist, of So. 300, Holbert). malts prosecutor said he was standing in Leicester-wpaare nale the fire about 10 o'clock last night, when he felt • Pall at his watch, and on putting his baud down felt the than attached to it, and which was also attached to his "raincoat, stretched tightly out under the arm of the pri user, who was standing in [root of him. He asked the Primer what he was doing, and he tried to get away, and it insane moment the chain fell in front of him (prose edge). the watch ha v i ng b een d e t a ched from It. He kept dote to the prisoner, sad gave him custody. Echo*, 594 A, said that hearing cries of "police,' he trout to when the prosecutor was standing is Laioestar -17100, had took the prisoner into custody, bat he did not fled the watch. Th , Primer —AU I have to say is, that I was pushed by the mud Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for triaL . It is a notioeshie circumstance that, notwithstanding the teinsnee number of perinea present to witness the fire, the obeys wars the only charges brought before the magistrate. WORSHIP-STREET. junntrai 14 . 3 ; r „iitickaci bison, lists(pilsrpret.etresi,_ Heath was charged . with steins. oe the 10th of January Let the above-meadoned property, mine 671. Frederick Nkhn'v, • lad in the senploy al Mr. Hawses, contactor, of Nelson-street, Hackney, was jest:wet/el to lifters from the di. Katherias's three chests of tea lad coevey theca to • refiner's is WhitechapeL While Yard • few minutes, to Pi Si" ,order signed, Nes potions dr o v e o ff w i t h th e whole, an d sot any trace PAM be found of the thisvea The horse and van were PROWILI. THILSDAT. 01 NOITKEIN W. to N. and back. CoAgra. N.W. to 8. W.. fresh to strong to moderate, strong, unsettled. with showers. North redoes. fresh, Wlluatt. As above. squally, to moderate. showers. As nest above. Bomar. W.N.W. W W.S.W. nOrlsratOto strong, in ;goons some rain. N. to W., strong to 190- Yana& N.W. to S.W.. mode dusts, some rain in rate to strong. plums. . Vortharn =Scotland. Waatora.alrelaad, Walla, and 'Mr Boutharn=rlogilah Channel aad Bay of Biscay. ilastarnaleatward Ragland and North Saa. THE E RAILWAY PASSENORR7 ASSURANOII COMPAWY.-(THIS DAY.) Tbisafternoon the 31st half-yearly general meeting of the above company was held at 64, Comhill ; Mr. CLAY, M.P., in the chair. The report showed that the total income of the oompany from premiums in 1864, was 74,4271. Ils. 101, against 61,8491. 10a. 3d. in 1863, being • increase at the r►te of 20.33 per mat. A further amount of 1,313/. 16.. 106. was received for interest on invest meta and dkconnt ea claims paid in advance, inakiag the total income from all sources 75,7411. Be. Bd. The balsam to the credit of the revenue account at 31st December last is 27,9291. 10e. 9d., against 26,2021. lit 10d. brought forward from the previous half-year. From this sum the directors purpose declaring a bonne at the rate of 24. per share, of which one-half will be paid to the luvekrietors, and the remaining half added to their shares is idled of the deed of eettlenient. Interest at thereto of 4 per mat. per annum on the capital paid up will also be paid ea usual, sad the balance reserved to meet the outstanding risks ea pucks is force.—The report was adopted. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WIDIIIIII7IT. MAME 1. I L. W. W. D. 1 L Nairn 39.34 43 N.W. Abirdses Lea 29.43461. W. 3 Ardroaan 146944 N.W. 4 Gresaesstla 15783'44' N. W. 6 Galway I I ILK 4$ N. W. I Cape Clear 48.684 t. W. 4 Bolyhead 311.44 46 N.N.W • 6 Ammo 114.91 67 N.N.W.. I 3MP . 44 W.N.W. 4 L'Orliat .14.93 46 W. 3 twahator' :211.91 48 N.W. Zlatit —lO4 47 N.N.W. 8 ye:utb 119.73 44: N.W. 6 Portsmont..6 29.67 48 W.N W. 6 London 29.6866 N.W. 6 awver Emma& .. fiAe 411 N.W. 4 icarbor .agh. 2245 4N W.N.W. 2 Ibtalds ..... 2246 42 I.W. g ... Mr. I. Butt intends on the second reading of the Libel Bill, to move "That it be read • second time upon this day six months." THE RAILWAY BRIDGE AT RIJtCYFRIARS. —The Princess of Wales has been graciously pleased to grant per minion that the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company's bridge at Bleckfriars may be named the " Alexandra Bridge," after her royal highness. EAST INDIA ARMY AND POLIOL —lt appears from a parliamentary return issued this morning that there ars in the Best ladies at the present time 68,336 European troops, 114,833 native troops of all ranks, 154,435 native police, and 5,445 other native organised levies. The con- Regents of native princes amount in all to 14,347. POPULATION AND RIVE/PIM —From a par liamentary return, issued this morning, it appears that in the year ended March 31, 1863, the proportion of the gross revenue per head of the populatioa in Great Britain was 24 12a. 7d. The proportion of reveals per head of the population of Ireland was 11. Its. 64. In 1800 tbe propor tion is Ireland was 14• led. ; in 1817, 17s. Bd. ; in 1822, 14e. 10d. ; is 1842, 10• ;is 1862, 11. 3e. 4d. In 1817, the proportion of revenue per head in Great Britain was 41. 14e. THE COUNCIL OP MILITARY EDUCATION. —This morning was published in a bine book of 264 pages the second report of the Council of Military Education on army schools, libraries, and recreation rooms. The council 'top sider that the efforts for the improvement of the position of the soldier and his family have had upon the whole, satis factory results, and also as regards that difficult but moat 1 important question of the employment of the soldier in his hours of leisure. That more, very much more, has not been done in respect to education, is not to be ascribed to any I deficiency in the staff of teachers, nor, it is believed, to any unwillingness generally on the part of the pupils, but to those maltifarions duties which occupy the time of the soldier, and make his attendance at school both infrequent and irregular. A. way of meeting this great difficulty, and at the same time of leavening a whole corps with sound end useful education it suggested—namely, by the forma- tion of special classes, and the council feel no doubt that I by such a plan it is in the power of any commanding officer to provide within his corps a large body of sufficiently edu cated uses from among whom to select non-commissiosed offieen, and thus to enable the school to work in the most direct manner towards the efficiency of the regiment. 1117MBEE IRON WORKS AND SHIPBUILDING COM PANY (Ltursxl).—(Taut DAY).—At an extraordieuy gem ral meeting of the shareholders, held at noon, at the offioss of the company, 150, Lesdephallstrest, Mr. E. Wares. M.P., is the chair, • resolution pulsed at the meeting held on the Ist of Petary, the object of which sae to enable I x l . err:" Hire= to act as maisseer of {be Wow; land at the aim» :hie IO Lola i6e aos of a arida, was confirmed . The chairman shammy& remarked that the arbitrator, Mr. Hawkins, GR., had fixed the 10th of March for the Seel meeting is the arbitratios far the settle meat of the amount to be paid to Messrs. Sernueleces & I Co. for the shipbuilding yard sad plant at Hull ; sad that he bad so doubt that within a few days after that time the board would have the sward, and be enabled to lay before the shareholders the state of the capital amount, end of all other matters camaracted with the company. 'REEK WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1866. SHARE LISTB.--4THIS DAY.I Two o'OLooz. The railway market dull to-day, and the vari ations in prices are root an unfavourable direction. London and North Western and Caledonian stocks !Ave declined per cent, and Great Western and 7Eidland 4. Lancashire and Yorkshire has improved 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1164 to 116, ex div. ; Great Western, 724 to 73 ; Midland, 131 to 4, ex div. and new ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1134 to 114, ex. div. ; South Eastern, 831 to 4, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 46 to j ; Great Northern, 1274 to 1284, ex div. ; Cale donian, 131 to 132 ; London and South Western, 964 to 964, ex div. ; and Metro politan, 116 to 117, ex div. and ex new. Dutch Rhenish and Sambre and Meuse Five-and a-Half per Cent preference railway shares are inquired for, while Indian and Canadian linen are neglected. P 4. I itsumtrs. I°b=4o4•l es omar to I pas. -11 — TiroLdb Mom Va I . r/ . 1123111 .. 1m - iblat# pid 113deToe1an • " Oat arad Bandon Cornwall bo.•j•Dodiv. min 6 Do.lllp.airpoldSoll Man sad De.Juao DmAwArfrlhotAbd.JA I & dlabergbana Glows sad Wooten w l • stern Ord. St. Do. A Stook 1316 11 e 6k 6 / Ans. ifti.7l;Oi Omit Bonito' Scotland Om. itNortitorm Do./ •• reo. so 41v. or DoB /Lip. o. /sell B Ot. South West aro ) Omit theism Do. 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Lai B•u assoturn.7lo.npor.rof pd gu• I ,0 •• Ilut Indian go. 6 41 do Do. J Eitendon found Trunk of cAnoda Do. komp. SI. Do. IA pref. bonds IDo. do. deterred Do. tod proL Hoods Do. do. deferred Do Srd post. Stock Do, do. deterred Do. 6th rat. Stock . Do. to. deterred Great huh= Peninsula t 0t... „. 6 mot. Do. Gt . O. at India 1g.6 p. cd. I Do Do 41 per owl I :M. Western of Canada Do. Now I I Do.tp.c. Ma. pay. I D 0.4 do. do. 1877 'lndian Branch. LWOW Do. New -- Madras guar. 6 p. oast Do. do. 4f as.— Do. on. 41 do.— I Do. 111th Extialen Yelp. Corp. 6 per a. Ed INelb. and flobaugaly I.Bron.ECaa.cla.• & N.l6.oteau.Op.o.latp.E. Wade, sea. Deihl 6 par comt. l Do. do. Do. do. do. Do. Yu:4mo do Do. lodoa Ealot. do JOINT nom RANK". BANES. • - 10,000 11111 Agra & Masterman's(L -23,000` 0 Do. New, ha. 30 pen. 10.000 60 Do. Usual at 00 pm 10,0001 60 Albion 30,000100 AllispooLeedldvorpool 10,0101 N I Do. issued at ID pot 100000 SOl6OOO Austrian 01 40,000 Amato Doption (Lisn.) 10,000. 00 Angle Demon ,Llmited) 10,600 30 Australasia 1,600 01 Do. New.. i NI 12,600 Bankotßriti;trinkunitio 10,000 U Bank of dept 00001100 'Bank of Lom 16,0001 SI 'Bank of Otero (112•10sd)1 10,000100 'Bonk of 4,lueenaland (L) 10,0001 00 ,BankorVictorinansala 6,0001106 'Bank of Wales (Lim.) 10,0001 10 Bank of New Zmland 60.000 SO BrosilianaPortuguese(Ll 20,000 II BnUsh a Californian (Li 10.000 60 IBritioh N. America .- 60,009 111 C. Bk. India,Ain., Mr 30,000 16 'Chart Ma. of lndikao. 10,000 100 'City 0,000 100 :Colinas! 40,00000 e Com. Bank of Canada 001 111,001) Se 'Coen. Rank of Inas, Ise. 10,000 II 1 Do.bmatlOpm.,lopald. 10,000 116 Do. las. at par 200,000 10 Cosertidated Bank (14 6,000 WS 10aallasats1 6,000 100 Do. New 10,000 00 t gam London (Limited) 60,000 N'Eastern illebange(Lhn) 60.000 all I kng.floot 'l6.mM:bold. 10, 60 .English and awodisk (L 40,064/. 60 ,Suropean Boakrf, leaded 10,00011110 ;lilisdam.Okinotlep.(L) 10,000'100 I Do. issued as 2pm 20,000 100 Do. New ' 10,000 lal 1 Imperlol Bank, Llatked, 136,000 II Imparted Ottoman i 0000 06 1 lonian.. I 6,000 16 , Do. New 100,000 10 land Mort Bk. Indlo(L), 20,000 al I Lomßk.ofllestoo,as.(l.l 10.800 00 lam Bank of Sootioadlii 10.0301100 'London and Braolllan _ 6.000 NO Lon.B.ltyresainge(L 20,000, II I De. New, haat lion owl 6000 100 Loo., Bk., .13. MaL (11.) &3,000 le Loa. Chßook of Aural. IS, 60 'London and Comdr.-. 6,4100 100 limo Hansbr.Comin.(L) 71 000 60 Loudon Joint 5t00k.... 16,0011 10 ;tendon& South dation 6,01101100 !lon. it B. Western (Lao. 0, 0:1 60 ILoadonetVenesuela (L) 10,0 100 ,Lea. a Wostninuter .. 10,003 100 :Merchant lionlullia.) *ON 60 !Sforciantile & Saohan4L 10,000 100 Metro. a Oboe. busk (L. . 1001 Do. do. 4000(100 Aildland Bank (Wm) 14010 100 National of Liverpool 10,060, 100 N.Prm et linglend 10,000 10 I Do. ant isms 10,000 60 little:mai Bank 110.000 60 , Do. New 26,000 SD :New Booales 40,090 10 :New &aloth udW (LlzerinD 60.000 10 'North Western 60,400 16 Orteetsl Bank Corpora , P,604; iii D 0.4,17, I 111 nil 21),:n0i Provin.kma=rgi.(L 29, 160 Product of nom 10 Schido.Pald. &Willi, 00,000 SS 'South Australia 10,0601 21 &nib dootoro (Eta) 10,0001100 Mond. at D. IL Ales 1,001110 Do. 60. 10,0001000 Do. do. Is. at eps. I 60.10.6, II 106t66, ot Alillagaiii I I*o.ool 111 006 100 0•001 of Ireland eda, (Lay Mica of U Pd I Q. plea. 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II pot., X.B.Walee ay. 6 p.6.1806 1 Do. 6p. o. 1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. c. 1868 to 1896 Now Zealand 6 per cent. Do. 6 per cent. I Novo floolia 6 p. 0., 1876; Gov. 0 pot . = r., 411 p. a., 1.8781 Tto.Gov.6p.c.aalnlitlyi Do. do. 6 p.c.earildoo. I 107 i 108 e DOekb. ▪ Sag and Wed LAU. 10 112 1U IEI 10 1 030nerairloatingJook • EL I LondondeSt.l US • OS N • Sonthatopton • 1118C/ILLAIIIIDIAL 00*FL/till. MONEY MABEBT.-(TRI8 DAY.) ORDINARY lIIIDDLID AID •YDO[L 101/ i.e NO 100 1100 Al 6$ to. lab. R MOO VIM MASI rCI. prier. 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National Stoma Nov.( ) NerborldaomlA L , I. Do. New N.Zealand TALoanIL NortbartMassenTes(L) N.BrILA astrataslan(L) I N.BeltAlSeroan. In. (L NondiootaaG.andL .L) I Do. do. Goma Marlon Matra Ortentalemmarnial(L. Oriental Financtal(Llm. Gaisatal Gas (Waned) Do. New Inlsnitaltaant(L) Otago& Siblandlnvast. Ottoman Financial a ) Ottoman Gas (Molted Psnantal.M.Stsam(L) Do. do. Do. New Dislitiv.londtlitn.(L) I Peninsular di 0. aisem 4:460.... Do. do. New Quebrada L., L. IL(L VNw asl ltto .i.Cl e ty7n a mrov. (L ) : oriAn e s di trit I. * n . ** — (I • „. Do. do—. Smith, &Welt, GOot Soc.Flnan.d'lnspte( ), & African H. G Ga. (L.` , Do. Second lems South Australian Lind Talessaush Do. Scrip Tel.Construc.eNaln.(l , Thrinweallers er/A sy=l &Lamm. L T. 4k L. On. of It. Thallarine of Lira.M. Gated& Tales. Clo. (L.l Unavens.Marhailes.(L. F oper Anna Dos(Laia Ditto Tan Insemes Lind ... Marmot irinanss(Lin. Wastlnd.atPardleit L. FOREIGN' RA-11 Baia and San Francisco (Lim.] Belgian Easters JunetiOn, 11. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 2L Ditto (all paid), 2bi. Sambre and Newts, 51 per cent 16 17- 18 ii. ,r t , . ~ la 1I 1 4 ,.. 24 00 el id le 1 Ms is 110 lab sir S 1,116 11416 Sas Psi SS 4 Du 6 • dig 1 lipm 2 1 als 16 19 n aDm Si Ulm U SS 100 116 109 116 • 9SU le 111 --- 1 le le 2 db! id som 1. 7 • dis ▪ 7 14 E • Bdh tie= 11 al Cl4 g4. 4 lia 1 8 1 I iSol sift 1 Ma 1 1 41= T •ala fie I • ?i!!!!1 10 a dla 4 die, }• •dm 19 VO lellspar r 1414 t pm 4Pcs 4 de 7 6.1 U ldas par idil rot i 6 ,0 par pal 40 65 id 17i 16i 1 - t - frals ;N19:::7. 6_clis iPen 2 3 idi. par 3 IMa 1 dull 41 . 7 Ms i ll t 14. 40 81 di 20 r pm 4 idle 24 46 id t il 44 44 4 1414 96 111 12T 21 Ifdk 14.2 ts le ?it 20 42_ 66 1 i igh 11 V ita &boa zd i km 2 1 die 12 22 TI IP 2 IT V) 1 io lidia i i --ictuf Ipm ad! LWAYS. 1, pa. 7 per oast., lei. pref.. 9i. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ouicx. There is little business iu the mining market to-day. East Lovell shares have declined to 9 i f to 101, and East Basset remain heavy, at 17 to 184. East Caradon are quoted 144 to 5 ; South Darren, 2* to ; Wheal Seton, 195 to 200 ; Great North Laxey, 3 to 4 ; Great North Downs, 24 to I ; Great Laxey, 18 to * ; North Chiverton, 2to • and West Chiverton, 60 to 65. Very few transaciions have occurred in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. The prospectus of the Caldbeck Fells Consoli dated Lead and Copper Mining Company (Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 60,0001. in 30,000 shares of 21. each, of which upwards of three-fourths are stated to be already disposed of. The properties to be worked consist of the Roughten Gill, Dry Gill, and Carrock End mines, situated in Caldbeok Fells, about 8 miles from Wigton and 13 from Penrith. It is mentioned that the sett is very large, being about 31 miles long from east to west, and 24 miles from north to south. The Roughten Gill mine is stated to be now producing about 2,0001. per annum net profit. The purchase money for the leases, plant, &c., is 20,0001., of which 10,0001. is to be paid in cash, in instalments, and the remainder in shares. The list is to be closed on Saturday next. The directors of the Otea Copper Mining Com pany (Limited) have announced a call of ss. per share, payable by the 21st of March. METB.OPOLITAR AND ST. JOHN% WOOD RAEWAY. —The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday, at office, 17, Duke-street, Westminster; 11r. Austin in the chair. The chairman said so short a time bad Oared linos the has, of their prospectus that the directors did not think it necessary to prepare any festal report for the shareholders. He might state, how ever, that some important negotiations were peodicg with the Yelropobtan company, with the view at modifyiog the muleng arrengemeote betwesa the two companies, which would be largely beneficial to this lemony. Re IrY not at parasol prepared to enter into the nature of tbses ago *latices. but the shareholders should be made segasiated with them in due time. He might alto may that agerlythe whole of the shares were Weed, sad arrangemeal• won is progress for placing the remainder. lavers' shareholders asked questioss ;woe the progress of the compel), 'Oda were satiefastonly readied to by the °Minoan. Mr. Austin, the retiring director, was thee re-elected. 0a the geodes of Mr. Luton the matunaration of the directors we. grad as 8001. per amts. Two o'Cloox. The stock markets are again flat to-day, and prices show a drooping tendency. The funds have experienced a fresh reduction of 4 per out., although the purchase by the govern ment broker has been increased to 35,0001. New Three per Cent, stock. Some of the home railways are 4 to 4 per cent worse, and several of the specu lative foreign stocks have declined 1. Greek and Venezuela Bonds are decidedly depressed. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the rate for the best three mouths' bills unchanged, at 41 to 44 per cent. The supply of money in the Stock Exchange is again smaller, and the charge for short loans has risen to 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 67fr. 65c., being 1 per oent better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 881 to 4 for money, and 884 for the account (March 9). The official bulimia report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, far money, 881, 89, 884; ditto for account, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 884, 4, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 7-16 ; Bank Stook, 24 ,1 3, 246 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent., 981, 991 ; Five-and-s-Half per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 109. Foreign stocks are likewise fiat. Greek Bonds have fallen 4 per cent., and Turkish Consolidds, Spanish Passive and Mexican, 1. Venezuela Bonds have fallen heavily, especially those of 1864, which are last marked 39. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:-Greek Bonds, 21 to 4 ; Mexican, 261 to ; Confederate, 48 to 50, ex div. and drawing ; Spanish Passive, 321 to 1 ; the Certificates, 153 to 4 ; Turkish, of 1868, 691 to 704, ex /lir.; ditto 1862, 71 to 4 ; and the Conaolidds, 524 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1880, 831 ; Egyptian, 94, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 941, 95 ; Greek, for account, 211,1 ; Italian, for account, 63/ ; ditto 1865, scrip, 11, 4, dia. ; Mexican, for account, 261; ditto 1864, 251 ; Por tuguese, 1856, &c., 47 ; Russian, 1862, 8 8 4, 89 ditto, 1864, 91 ; Spanish, for account, 474 ; Turkish, 1868, for amount, 70, 691, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714 Venezuela, 1862, for account, 43 ; ditto 1864, 40, 41, 39. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 14 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 2 to 1 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 64 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; Ottoman Societ6 Gfnfrsle, 2 to 4 prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-City of Milan Improvements, 34 to 4 prem. ; Metropoli tan District Railways, 31 to 4 prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 1 to 04 dia. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, par to 4 prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, 14 to 24 prem. ; and Varna Rail• way, 14 to 14 prem. Foos o'CLocir. Consols are steady, at 88i to I for money, and esi to 89 for the account. No gold has been sent into or withdrawn from the Bank to-day. The subscription for the new Peruvian Loan was to have been closed yesterday, bat it appears that an amended prospectus is about to be put forth. The snail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 23e1. 12s. H. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on the Con tinent were a little more inquired for, but the rates were mostly unaltered, being as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 19 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 161 ; Rotterdam, 3 months. 11.184 to 19 ; Ant yap, 3 months, 25.421 to 471; Hamburg, ma. beam. 3 mouths, 13.74 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.124 to 20 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 45; Franktort.os.the-Maise, 3 months. 120 to 1; BR Petenbarg (per rouble), 3months, 304 to f ; Vienna, eft. So.. 3 mouths. 11.571 to 624 ; Trice* ed. no., 3 months, 11.571 to 621 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to ; Oadii, 3 months, 47 to 1 ; Leglsorn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Genoa, 3 months, - 25.56 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 24.55 Ho 60 • Naples. 3 months, 25.56 to 60; 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Maseios, 3 mouths. 25.55 to 60 ; !Anon. 90 dam, 511 ,to 6 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 4. At a meeting of the shareholders of the London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank, held yesterday, the accounts were passed and the formal resolution for the transfer of the business to the European Bank was unanimously agreed to. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday, when the report of the directors and the statement of ac counts were adopted. The customary dividend of 14a. per share, being at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and the usual bonus of 2a. 6d. per share, were declared. The meeting of the Wallachian Petroleum Com pany took place yesterday, when the directors' re port was adopted. It stated that as soon as a re finery is established at Ibraila, capable of refining the petroleum, the shareholders will fully realise the expectations that have been entertained with regard 'to the success of the undertaking. In order to effect this, however, it will be necessary to place the authorised preference capital immediately with the shareholders and the public. At the meeting yesterday of the Ottoman Finan cial Association, the directors' report, which recom mended the payment of an interim dividend of 10s. per share, was adopted, after a strong discussion, in the course of which it was alleged by Mr. J. Lewis Farley, a director, that the funds of the undertaking have been used for other than Ottoman Financial purposes. This statement was denied by the chair man. An extraordinary meeting of the Labuan Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 14th of March, to confirm the resolutions passed at the extraordi nary meeting on the 24th February, sanctioning an agreement with the China Steam Ship Company, and providing for a winding-up. A petition for the winding-up of the Universal Mercantile Association (Limited) is to be heard be fore Vice-Chancellor Bindersley on the 10th of March. It is intimated that " in consequence of repre sentations having been made to the directors of the Varna Railway Company that the time for re ceiving applications for shares was too limited, the last day for applications is extended to Tuesday, the 7th March, for London ; and Wednesday, the Bth March, at twelve o'clock, for the country." The shares of this undertaking, after being offered st par, recovered this afternoon to t to It prem. We are requested to state that the share list of the Regent's-park Estate and Pantechnicon Com pany (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday, March 8, for London, and on the following day for the country. The share list of the Dagenbain Thames Dock Companylis to be closed on Monday, the 6th March, for London, and on Tuesday, the 7th, for the country. Mr. William Barter, of the firm of Barter and Co., ship and insurance brokers, of Gmoechurch. street, bas joined the direction of the Sea and River Marine Insurance Company. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : lairansice.—Allkass, British sad Foreign, 15 15 ; Commercial Cake, 86 1 ; Gaudio, 50 ; 350 ; Indemnity Mame, 122 36 ex div. • Unread sad Leyden sad Glebe (6 pee seek asosilies), MI . 26; /melee, 46 ; Isedes mid OalidesiA f Maine t airl i d i 11 DO Landau heeiseid Waite, 34; Wet sad Msrasstase 171; Oases Barbs, ; Mid; 14041 Thum sad Iforsey Marisa ( lamiled), '7l . Csaßilbt sad thirs.—Bombay (Matted), fit e tta i ti Nits New, 86 6 ; Cessniareisl, 44 ; I Calms (Liadipsd), 116 11}.s ditto, 20; deaf Oliatilia, 161 Imperial Delimitate, 199 er die. ; Imperial Cessiesstal,l tee 6, ex di.. ; Pkessdx, Oil ; Cos sumare, 151 ; ditto New. 71; Ustleed Od 1160 ; WesSaiaster Chartered, 786 1; Wotan, 166 ; ditto, 0, 46 6. Dacha—Loudon sad Bt. Katherine, 67 6;; Beath azniroo9 —73alln, 94, a div. ; Chelsea, 261 1 ; mot Load," LTA kfieradleosout.—llsreimate Shipping, 7!; Public Wrwhe Credit of 1•00110. end Paris, itg I ; Reversionary Intend, 761 ; sod Thames Iron Works sad Ship g, 964 Tim subjoined report es the bullion market is from the circular of Mn,es filliarps and Wilkins : Ctiest actieit7 still prevails in tie market for both bar sitveriead Mexican dollsrs. The animate of laver coming forward for sale sae found amply suflcisat for *L= Indian demand, while the state of the sadeanges F any shipmsnia of oosseqoates taking place to Holland. About 600,000 Merriam donut, per steamer Tampico, have been sold at 6e. per oz., ban a reduction of gd. from our late quotation. The Shannon has since arrived with about 700,000, but owing to the very unsatisfactory edvices from China, a further docile* a price is anticipated, winch will not, however, be an important one, as the value of these mins now approximates very closely to their Malaga worth se silver. The demand for gold of all deacriptious contiones, sod any arrivals are at ones atoorbsd for export to Spain sad Belgium. TIIIBDAT EVINIIIO. Consols, which closed yeterday at 89 to for the 9th of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed flatly at 88f to 89 both for money and the present account. The offi cial business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money , 884, , , ,re 1t, 881, 89, 88}; ditto for account, 89, ; per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4 ; New bre, per Cents., 88f. 4,4, Bank Stook, 246 ; India Stook, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, 105., 14a., 15s. prem. The India Five per Cent, stock remains steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to 151. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at 3s. to 6a. prem. In the foreign stock market there was • further improvement of 4 per cent. in Turkish Caneolid4s. Turkish Bonds of 1862 also advanced 4, and Spanish Certificates and Italian scrip, I. Italian stock, on the other hand, declined },and Sardinian and Peruvian 1 per cent. Egyptian Bonds of 1864 were inquired for, but the scrip was rather fiat. The very unsatisfactory character of to-day's ad vices from Venezuela barn caused a fall of 2 per cent. in the Loan of 1862, and in that of 1864. The shares of the Alliance Bank show a recovery of only about 10s. from the severe fall of yesterday, closing at 84 to prem. As regards some other bank shares, the tendency of prices was rather un favourable. A reduction was quoted in London and Brazilian Bank, British and Californian, Euro pean, and Chartered Bank of India, Australia and Chiba. Imperial Bank, London and County Bank, and London Bank of Scotland shares, however, were slightly better. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 1151 to 4; Egyptian Trading, fto prem. ; National Dis count, 9} to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 11 dia. ; Ottoman Soci6t4 Gdnerale, 2 to n prem. ; and City of Milan Improvements, 4 to 44 prem. There were inquiries for Australian Mort gage and Bombay Gas new shares, but City Oases ware flat. Otherwise, prices in the mieallatteona market were mostly unaltered. The shares of the financial companies were heavy, and a fresh decline of about 2a. 6d. took place in most of them. The closing quota tions are annexed, viz:—lnternational Financial, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; General Credit, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, If to prem. ; and Credit Yonder and Mobilier (old shares), 313.18 to 16-18 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, to 4 prem. ; General Irrigation of France, g to ft prem. ; Rio de Janeiro as,* to prem. ; West London Warehouses and harves, 14 to 2} prem. ; Dagen ham Docks, to 1 prem. ; and Regent's-park Estate, par to 1 prem. 46 i bi— m 3Tel id lig a a U. i 161 id id LIT} lee Isle e zdetin toe g e t o l 6 id 63k k — id 74 74 I 44 of I aft, 'lOOl 10dr COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LLNE.—(ZEIIS DAY.) Very little English wheat came fresh to hand to-day, coastwise or by land carriage. This condition of the samples, however, was good, and the demand for most kiwis ruled steady, at full quotation's. The show of foreign wheat wee only moderate. Fins dry qualities moved at freely at full quotations. Otherwise that weds was in a sluggish state, on former terms. Floating cargoes of grain were a dull inquiry ; neverthe less very little change took pleas in prices. Grinding barley was tolerably firm at late rates. Malting sod distilling sorts ruled about stationary. The supply of English was rather limited—of foreign, samonably good. The malt trade was in a sluggish state. In prices, the Iluotuations were trifling. Thera was only a moderate inquiry for oats. The late ad vance in the quotations, however, was supported. Beans met a slow inquiry on former terms. The supply was rather on the increase. The sale for pees was steady, at fall currencies. Both English and foreign flour oommauded previous rates. No charge took place in the value of seeds. The demand for cakes was rather heavy. ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &G. INTO LONDON', BY WATER CARRIAGE FROG FEB. ES TO FRE ES INCLUSIVE. Wiwi. Parlay. IMPS Osta. ;lour. qr• ges. cps. at. Wis. swim =NS sad gestek Sal 90C UN 111.10 .. 730 foreign - Total lOlO 2990 3l 10 .. 900 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (DT =VDU° AND DITIWNATIONAL TZLZO111111.) (FOOD OUR OWW C011111110111DLIT.) 7'h& market opms steady bat with a quiet demand ; the treassotieas will probably toot op 3,000 Isles at &boat yes tesday's prior. MINCING-LiNL-(THIS ply.) BllcAM-17iere MUMS to be sd graiinl de nand for all doserfgams at the lur prices at kat week, the ease Mink Um to good brows Trinidad at 265. 6d. to 285.; Wows Jainsios, 28s. to 30s. ; middling to good, 31s. to 335.; Cabo Muscavado, 325. 13d. to 335.; Mamillas fin* brows and low yellow, 295. to 31s. ; grainy and crystalloid, 325. to 375.; Bengal date brown. 24*. 6d. to 29e. 6d. ; yellow, 30s. 6d. to 345. grainy. 365. to 365. &L ; sad Mares Jager/., ordinary to fair, 22A. to 235. 6d. Refined—The lowest prce of brows lumps cantione at 42.. 6d., but they are warm thereat. 001 , 7113. —Both Plantation and naive Ceylon continue firm. Taa.—No Improvement Ism taken plass is the &mad sr thin ankle. Mot —No sales of it:apostasies reported. Rosa.-40 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 2s. Bd. ; end 2 pnaabsess of Demerara at ls. Bd. COMM—The market lma become dell, and prices paesally are id. per lb. lower. flamr.—A parcel el manna sold at 314 for fate i l i f.firrrar. —IOD tons sold, for arrival, at 30a. ed., nasal terms and allowasoes. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Tows tallow is gusto& 41a. U.; Petsratiors Y.C. es the spot, 40i. 9.1. ' • IMW, 40s. 3/I. to 40s. 6d ; March, 40s. 6d. to 40s. 9a. ; Jura, 413. 61. ; October to December, 42.. to 425. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama Patteadea Iliad Smith report that the market con tinues Arm at late qaotatioas. Choioe deeeriptlces are way wane Weed, sad meet with a ready sale. COAL MARICKT.—(THIS DAY.) Walk End Hatton, 1.9 a. ; Will. Kid Boma 19s. ; Walls End Eraddyk Ilettna. 171. 9d. ; Walls End Beath Kakis. 18s. ; Walls End Ranh Ha/1, 18s. ; Walls End Eden ?drip, 17a. 9d. • Walk End Riddell , N. • Walls End Petabsr, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 18s. 6d. ; Tattfield Moor Bates, 14a.-109 ships at rairkst ; 180 at sea. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Um WOOL. lap. ilakes today :-Great Nentern,4*-Oreat Weiler% a-London and North Western. 1161 17 x el.-Man chester, Shaftld, sad Lincolnshire, L eo i—lletzopoilten, U 7 - Midland, 1711. a d sad a-Great Luxembourg, 10 1116 1 916- Iltluob 62-Contederate Lean, .9 81 6 41 I 9p au— Aflame Bank, fla #Wlby # -laden Mecham. lank, 1.11 p., per-Meresis and Eschew Noah, W 41. -North and South Wales, 17a--11saglre *mime,' se. -Maritsa, 640 d. -Unto. Marian, 1 1-1 d p-Naiionst lawn Navigatioa Company, 4 51 at 11 d.-Paci& Steam Navigation Company, 944-Weat Lelia col Pict & Company, 1 d d. Mmiol7l47n, /MX t6-trios maim lower, walk a moderate leudaess. Alamos Bank (Molted), #al e alf p. -Oon federate Lean=meolidatad Beak (UmWd), p.-Oreat &Mem lemembomg e-Ornet Northers A, 161-Great Western, 77114 11-Leaceadm mul Yorkshire, 1131 -London and North We . #-Mgeoheter.eiedirld LitiCelneleire, 404_ Ul -Ditto, new Si . diem, * D.-South Mu/Am - klmsey Marine insurance, S-16 v.-Widmer aughin, * i a fp.-Nrtghton new prat. 1a dd. p.-Bt. Meknes A. 1041. Cough, As th ma, Cloonsptios, Indigestion (D7 B - =Dubow, Onglyatlas. Berms, Mar, laver, and oestatatotk are parfeetly eared wither* sedialue to eaweveebrace. or exposit,. by Dat arrys deficient =ta Araks nod. wide! nova My User tta wet ba Mier ea. 80.0 , 0 cures annuall).—De Barry Nal Co., Ito. 77, laareatitreet. Loo6c,a, W. Is tins, fib., fa. 9d. ; 132b1.. Vs. ; at all grecen.— t/Lateereleamob. N.W. W.M.W. W.N.W. 21. W. W.N.W. W.S.W. N.W. N. N.M. W. S.W. Vi.N. W. 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